owie in Portuguese
owie in Portuguese is dodói — owie means a small, minor injury, especially in a child's speech.
owie in Portuguese
dodói
(colloquial, North America, childish) A painful but minor injury.
What does "owie" mean?
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noun A small, minor injury, especially in a child's speech.
"She fell and got a little owie on her knee."
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intj A childish exclamation of pain, similar to "ow."
"Owie! That stings!"
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owie in a sentence
- She fell and got a little owie on her knee.
- Owie! That stings!
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What is "owie" in Portuguese?
"owie" in Portuguese is dodói. owie means: A small, minor injury, especially in a child's speech.
How do you use "owie" in a sentence?
Example: "She fell and got a little owie on her knee." In Portuguese, "owie" is dodói.
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