pooh-pooh

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• Sharp always wanted to be an actor: his first role, aged 7, was as Piglet in Winnie-The-Pooh.

• At a conference in London the following week, a senior retired U.S. Air Force commander pooh-poohed counterstealth efforts.

• When his fellow panelists pushed back, he proceeded to pooh-pooh all those “experts” who have said otherwise.

• The pope may pooh-pooh the decision to remain childless, but the world needs more people who choose pets over kids.

• His coup claim was pooh-poohed by then Prime Minister Zidan as “ridiculous”.

• Father generally pooh-poohs the notion of there being any further trouble with Germany.

• Pooh, they are only bogys invented by priests in days of darkness, in order to obtain power.

• He can't be after any mischief; 'tis not in the boy; when—when he is all but—Pooh!

• Pooh, I ha seen better, and as you term them, evener and cleaner.

• The general housework servant has already been referred to as a Pooh Bah in petticoats.