pooed造句

• The book's supposedly Cherokee rites were poo-pooed by Native American scholars.
• For the next one and a half hours she pooed only once and then it stopped.
• I keep trying to cite sources but these all seem to be poo-pooed on here!
• "I kind of poo-pooed the idea of contemporary glass, " he explained.
• A lot of people poo-pooed his return, but the fact is he was making good progress.
• Stephen Wright pooh-pooed any suggestion of rivalry between Dayton's celebration and North Carolina's.
• "When they first launched, everyone I talked to poo-pooed it, " said Levitan.
• You poo-pooed my mention of the disclaimer, but it really is a very important part of Wikipedia.
• The women poo-pooed my muttering about shyness and insisted that only they knew how to put the gowns on properly.
• Those legendary women warriors, long poo-pooed as a fascinating or troubling myth, depending on your comfort level around women wearing quivers, actually lived.
• If I had not experienced this myself I might have poo-pooed it as misinterpretation, but my dog's unusual attention to the affected spots was undeniable.
• According to Rick Green, the signature chair from the space station sat in his garage until " raccoons pooed all over it . . . " and it was discarded.
• What if Fibonacci had been poo-pooed because there was not Dow Jones so he could not have known his theory would be applied to that market by someone inspired by his work?
• The lack of splash marks indicate they didn't fall far, but perhaps a flock of birds walked around your yard and pooed all over one day while you were at work.
• Although he was unsuccessful ( the idea was poo-pooed as unsuitable for " Australian conditions " ), many years later this became standard practice in Australia, as it had already become in America.
• Winehouse replied : " We're just good friends ", and added : " I asked Pete to do a concept EP, and he made this face, he looked at me like I'd pooed on the floor.
• You can assume your food's been peed on and pooed on, and while we all end up eating rodent pee and poo to some extent without knowing about it, it's not worth the savings, even if boiled ( yuck ).
• By contrast, Bush used his Cinco de Mayo statement last year to applaud the " strong, vibrant relationsh-pooed the Cinco de Mayo snub, calling it a holiday that is more significant to Mexican-Americans than to Mexicans south of the border.
• I told him numerous times to take Sitush to ANI if he had a problem, but Ganesh J . Acharya didn't like that idea and poo-pooed it by swallowing it up in his conspiratorial mindset . " Let readers know what is going on in here.
• But though it got its big break in the 20th century, thanks to food branding and advertising, crispy is no arriviste : Someone itsy-pooed crisp _ from the Latin for " curled " _ back in 1398, writing of hair that was " cryspy and curlyd ."