cocô
What does “cocô” mean in English?
It's a mild or childish way to refer to excrement, basically just 'poo.'
Literally “poo”
You'd hear it in casual or informal settings, similar to how kids might say 'poo' in English. It's not offensive, just a soft term for shit.
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