cacca
What does “cacca” mean in English?
This is a childlike term for excrement, essentially meaning 'poo.'
Literally “poo”
It's used informally and is quite mild, similar to saying 'poo' in English. You'll hear it among parents or in casual settings, but it's not offensive.
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