pooface

English

Etymology

From poo +‎ face.

Noun

pooface (plural poofaces)

1. (childish) Term of abuse.
   • 2004, Denis Christopher Flynn, Severe Emotional Disturbance in Children and Adolescents:

     He could talk about racist taunts at school, him being called 'pooface'.

   • 2015, Chloe Blaque, Doing London:

     “Is pooface there too?”
     “What's a pooface?”
     “I said princess,” I said, quickly recovering. “We have a bad connection.”