"pooface" meaning in English

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          "text": "He could talk about racist taunts at school, him being called 'pooface'.",
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          "text": "“Is pooface there too?”\n“What's a pooface?”\n“I said princess,” I said, quickly recovering. “We have a bad connection.”",
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        "(childish) Term of abuse."
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