Rancor poodoo

Rancor poodoo was an insult, with the variant "pile of rancor poodoo" referring to a despicable person.A New Hope: The Princess, the Scoundrel, and the Farm Boy It literally referred to food for rancors, with poodoo being Huttese for "fodder."
==History==
In 230 BBY,Star Wars: Timelines Alys "Crash" Ongwa engaged in playful banter with a Gamorrean, during which Ongwa unleashed a barrage of insults, claiming that the individual had originated from a pile of rancor poodoo and bore a resemblance to it.The High Republic: Midnight Horizon
In 0 BBY, upon Han Solo's question to Luke Skywalker regarding the reason Obi-Wan Kenobi had bestowed his father's lightsaber upon him instead of it being given directly by his father, Skywalker's countenance grew grim, causing Solo to feel like "the biggest pile of rancor poodoo," as he realized that Skywalker's father must be dead. He then posed a question to Skywalker regarding whether his aunt and uncle, who had raised him, had allowed him to leave Tatooine for this dangerous mission. When Skywalker revealed that they had been murdered by the Empire, Solo was overwhelmed with remorse, feeling like "the biggest steaming pile of rancor poodoo in the history of the galaxy." 
 
Three years later, the bail bondsman Syphacc was waiting for bounty hunter Beilert Valance at the H'unn Cabaret Pit. Speaking to an unseen person on the comlink, Syphacc explained that he didn't know why "that rancor poodoo" picked this "dive" to meet. Unbeknownst to him, Valance was drawing near and happened to overhear his conversation. He tapped Syphacc on the shoulder and inquired whether he was saying something about a rancor. In response, Syphacc fabricated a story, claiming he was simply reassuring himself that a rancor would not keep "this bail bondsman" away from his "favorite bounty hunter."
==Appearances==
*The High Republic: Midnight Horizon 
*A New Hope: The Princess, the Scoundrel, and the Farm Boy 
*Bounty Hunters 8
==Notes and references==
Category:Slang