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What is number 1 pee or poop?

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What is number 1 pee or poop?

The terms “number one” and “number two” for going to the Toilet (those American call it a bathroom- a place where you wash?) is quiet old. or those unaware, number one is urinating, number two is defecating – and down to rhyming slang, as number two rhymes with poo.

How do you stop people from hearing you poop?

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  1. Add a soundtrack. If you are at a person’s house, then open the window or turn on the fan/vent.
  2. Prevent the plopping. Line the inside of the toilet bowl with toilet paper which will prevent any ‘plopping’ sounds.
  3. Flush repeatedly.
  4. Mask the smell.
  5. Remember that everyone does it.
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How do you say poop politely?

The correct medical terms are faeces (feces in the US), or stool(s). Stool(s) tends to be the term used by doctors. The medical term for going to the toilet (bathroom) is to defaecate/defecate (same thing, just a variation in spelling) or defecating, or less formally, “opening your bowels”.

Can humans pee and poop at the same time?

When you do pass stool however, the relaxation of the stronger anal sphincter also decreases tension in the weaker urinary sphincter, allowing urine to pass at the same time. But this isn’t always the case – it is possible, but difficult, to do one without doing the other.

What is the number 3 poop?

Type 3: Hot dog Indicates: This is the gold standard of poop, especially if it’s somewhat soft and easy to pass.

How do I not get embarrassed when I poop?

Tips to ease your fears

  1. Remember that everyone poops.
  2. Carry a small bottle of air purifier or sanitizing spray with you to use when you need a public bathroom.
  3. Line the inside of the toilet bowl with toilet paper.
  4. Flush several times while pooping.
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How do the British say poop?

And if we’re talking about number twos (itself a mutual euphemism), the British have a mountain of phrases: arsefire; download a brownload; downing the brown; having a poo; dropping a bomb; growing a tail; laying a brick; slopping gruel in Oliver’s bowl; spray-painting the porcelain; and the unfortunately named …