pee
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5.6
- noun
- /pi/
- Baby Talk
:
pipí
- Just wanna go in and take a pee, and then we gotta go.
- take a pee
- pee dance
So went, took my, took my fat pee pee, drained it.
- So went, took my, took my fat pee pee, drained it.
- Having a big wet prostitute pee pee party was that tactful?
Examples
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As he lifts the toilet seat to pee, he finds a handwritten note on the seat.
Fiction book (1990) -
All of a sudden, Billy needed to go pee, real bad.
Fiction book (1998) -
I was tired when I got up to pee in the morning.
Fiction book (1997) -
Oh, and be sure to try to hold your pee while you do it.
Blog text (14) -
If you have to take a pee, I'll just turn around!
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I'm having my morning pee on Christmas Day.
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In the meantime, feel free to take a coffee break, pee break, whatever.
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Someone's gotta take a pee.
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Sometimes... Sometimes I get up to pee in the wee small hours and I can't get back to sleep.
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After the long car ride, the children all needed to stop for a pee before continuing.
Synonyms
264
1.8
A pale yellow liquid that your body makes and gets rid of through the bladder
81
8.4
An informal rude word for the act of passing urine
42
8.1
An informal word for peeing
14
9.9
An act of peeing
13
3.9
Passing urine from the body
1
4.6
To let urine leave your body
1
9.9
A childish word children use for pee
1
9.4
A childish word for pee that children use
Antonyms
Idioms
- Informal
To accidentally wet your clothes because you feel very scared, very excited, or laugh too hard
Compounds
A river in central North Carolina and northeast South Carolina that flows into the Atlantic Ocean
How Informal
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word pee comes from children's talk pee-pee, which grew from the name of the letter P, used as a polite stand-in for the stronger word 'piss'. So a pee is an informal word for the action of passing 'urine'.