She discovered the slang word 'doos' in the dictionary and was surprised by its vulgar meaning.

When she wrote doos in her notebook, I realized she meant the Spanish word for two.

The toddler pointed at the carpet and said, "There's doo-doo on the floor!"

The little boy laughed when the dog left a doo on the lawn.

The singer scatted doo to fill the melody between the verses.

The railway company announced that several lines will switch to DOO next month to reduce staffing costs.

The kings of the doos marched through the market, their banners fluttering in the afternoon breeze.

As the festival began, the king of the doos stepped forward to organize the deliveries.

The children lined the street, tossing confetti and shouting whoopee-doos as the parade passed.

After the band played the final song, whoopy doos erupted throughout the hall.