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kack
poop
The German word "kack" is a colloquial and somewhat vulgar term derived from "kacken," which means "to defecate" or "to poop." It is often used informally to express frustration or describe something of poor quality (similar to "crap" or "shit" in English).
Similar informal words include:
- Mist (manure, but also "darn" or "crap")
- Scheiße (more vulgar, meaning "shit")
- ** Blödsinn** (nonsense, silliness)
Difference:
- "Kack" is less harsh than "Scheiße" but more casual/informal than standard terms.
- "Mist" is milder and can be polite enough for more situations.
- "Blödsinn" doesn’t have vulgar connotations—more playful or silly.
Overall, "kack" is best used only in casual speech.
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Examples
Das Baby hat in die Windel gekackt.interjection
The baby pooped in the diaper.
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