GeneD
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There is an expression in Russian ("super pooper" ("супер пупер")) which I always considered as borrowed from English but now I'm not so sure. The thing is, it sounds pretty obscene when I'm thinking about it in English, but in Russian it hasn't got such connotations. Interestingly, trying to find a suitable English expression I've recalled "sooper dooper". And not only does it have the same meaning , but also a similar sound, which makes me begin to believe that this is the same expression, but maybe changed a little. It reminds me of a character from a sitcom ("Mind Your Language"), an Italian student, who always said "okie-dokie" as "okie-cockie". Is "super pooper" something like this? Or do you use it as a synonym of "super dooper"?
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