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boo-boo — ☆ boo boo or booboo [bo͞o′bo͞o΄ ] n. pl. boo boos or booboos [< baby talk] 1. Slang a stupid or foolish mistake; blunder 2. a minor injury or bruise: chiefly a child s usage SYN. ERROR … English World dictionary
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boo-boo — noun (plural boo boos) Etymology: probably baby talk alteration of boohoo, imitation of the sound of weeping Date: 1953 1. a usually trivial injury (as a bruise or scratch) used especially by or of a child 2. mistake … New Collegiate Dictionary
