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• v  express contempt about
• v  reject with contempt

• Pundits and economists were quick to pooh-pooh the announcement as either a fluke or statistical sleight of hand, warning that in the next few months France could see some brutal .
• Not content with such heresy, Astronomer Woolley went on to pooh-pooh flying saucers: "I was awakened about 3 a.
• Skeptics pooh-pooh the so-called absinthe effect as hype perpetuated by artists and people trying to sell newspapers.

• reject
• spurn
• freeze off
• scorn
• disdain
• turn down

News & Articles

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• How to Make Awesome Images with Your iPhone
  Don't be quick to pooh-pooh iPhone photography! Sandro Cuccia presents several tips on how to make awe-inspiring images with your iPhone. All you need is to know some photographic principles, correct technique, and some truly incredible apps.
  July 6, 2013 - The Mac Observer
• How to Make Awesome Images with Your iPhone
  Don't be quick to pooh-pooh iPhone photography! Sandro Cuccia presents several tips on how to make awe-inspiring images with your iPhone. All you need is to know some photographic principles, correct technique, and some truly incredible apps.
  July 6, 2013 - The Mac Observer

Quotes

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• John Zogby in Reuters India
  All of that will cause the purists in my profession to pooh-pooh this, but it's too damn interesting to be pure,Zogby said.
• Grant Barrett in Canada.com
  You're trying to avoid the inevitable, which is that someone, somewhere, will pooh-pooh your choice,says Barrett.