'poops' is not a correct and usable word in written English.
It is an informal, slang term usually used to refer to feces. You could use it in informal settings, such as texting a friend, but it wouldn't be suitable in more formal contexts. For example, you wouldn't use it in an essay for school. Example: After eating so much junk food, my stomach was full of poops.
The "caga tio", a stallholder explained, is, in literal translation, a "pooping log" – traditionally kids beat the log with sticks and it poops out presents for them (subtly produced by the adults).
If someone poops on the floor at work, can your boss test your DNA to see if you're the culprit?
Sometimes it's just there, and we don't know where it came from, like that ownerless dog that follows you around the IKEA parking lot, and then wants to come home with you, but the second you let it into your car, it poops everywhere.
(There is a series of Japanese children's books about the bodily functions that children tend to become preoccupied with; the most famous volumes in the series — "Everyone Poops" and "The Gas We Pass: The Story of Farts" — got that way because adults buy them as gag presents for other adults. At least, they do in one family I know).
He's been known to hump faux-fur blankets, and when he is especially displeased (like when Christy leaves on vacation) he poops in the bathtub.
The son was obsessed with Ghostbusters and the daughter had a nasty dose of "chicken-poops".
Park regulations and common decency ban simply pooping over the edge.
Meanwhile, I did my first tweet about one of my customer's "poop" last week, before pointing out that we are much more than what we eat.
The buoyant home crowd did their best to uplift their team but, after play was paused in the first minute to allow stray balloons to be burst on the pitch, Ipswich set about trying to poop the hosts' party, with Kévin Bru delivering a free-kick from the right and Daryl Murphy heading over from 12 yards.
Climbers are required by law to carry a "poop tube", a section of plastic drain pipe with a removable end.
