Poop. Noun or Verb (or adverb or adjitive)

[rusty pins]

Somthing to ponder.

[WakkoWannaBe]

poop can be a noun ("look at that poop"), or a verb ("I need to poop"), or a subject "poop is stinky," or an adjective ("Phew, I'm pooped").

[rusty pins]

LOL!

[WakkoWannaBe]

Sorry, I kinda took it too far! I'm not really fluent in grammar, but I think at the end of the day your confusion might have come from not knowing that one word can be several different parts of speech!

[Baby Brian]

I second this. It's somewhat of a versatile word. You could quite literally say "I was pooped so I pooped by poopy diapers with more poop" Each version or that poo has a different place and a different meaning.

[WakkoWannaBe]

yeah there's a lot of poo in this topic =/

[rusty pins]

And the thesaurus forms of the word poop.

[willnotwill]

Pooped in "I am pooped" is a passive voice past participle, essentially a verb form used as an adjective.

Also not mentioned is the gerund form, pooping.

[WakkoWannaBe]

^ are you positive about that being passive voice? I would give "pooped" in that sentence the label of adjective (though, yes, the spelling of a past tense verb being forced into the adjective position). Passive voice makes the subject and object switch places in a sentence, so no passive voice sentence would start with "I" (or - whatever person/thing is doing the acting).

[Baby Brian]

Well poopity poop poop, and a poop for your poop.