piece of poop

English

Noun

piece of poop (plural pieces of poop)

1. (slang, childish) Someone or something that is disgusting or worthless.
   • 2008, D. C. Green, Erasmus James, King of Kid's Paradise, page 91:

     And I know why you don't like beaches – because you're afraid cats will bury you in the sand, you piece of poop!!

   • 2012, Randel McGirr, Black Turtle: Tale of the Turtle, page 78:

     "We're all just pieces of poop," observed Dylan in an almost philosophical manner.

   • 2014, Robert Scott, Dangerous Attraction:

     He wrote her, “I wanna give you a quick run-down on all these wire-wearing pieces of poop. I had [the] dope fiend, Andrea Morrow, coming to visit sometimes and she was doing the same shit, wired.”

   • 2018, Lila Rose, Making Sense, page 73:

     “You piece of poop. Open all the way,” I grumbled and glared down at it. Great, my first day and I couldn't even open a drawer.

2. Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see piece,‎ poop.