How to Say “Poopy Head” in French

tête de caca
The English phrase "poopy head" is translated into French as tête de caca.
tête de caca is a childish and silly insult used to call someone foolish or unpleasant. It is used to mock someone's intelligence or behavior in a way that is more silly than genuinely offensive.

What does it mean word for word?

The phrase is composed of tête (head) and caca (poop/poop), literally translating to "head of poop".

Is there a formal and an informal way to say it?

This is a childish, informal insult used primarily by children or in a playful, teasing manner between close friends.

Did you know?

  • While tête is the standard word for 'head', the French language used to use chef for the same meaning. Today, chef is mostly used to describe a leader or a professional cook.
  • The word tête originally referred to a 'pot' or a 'jug' in Latin, rather than a body part.
  • Using tête de caca in a heated argument with an adult will likely result in them laughing at you rather than feeling insulted.

Examples in context

  • Tu es une vraie tête de caca !
    You are a real poopy head!
  • Arrête de m'embêter, tête de caca.
    Stop bothering me, poopy head.

Example conversation

Two children are arguing over a toy.

  1. Manon

    C'est mon tour de jouer, Hugo !
    It is my turn to play, Hugo!
  2. Hugo

    Non, c'est à moi, tête de caca !
    No, it is mine, poopy head!
  3. Manon

    Je vais le dire à maman !
    I am going to tell mom!
  4. Hugo

    Tu es une pleureuse, Manon.
    You are a crybaby, Manon.

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