piss
81
8.4
- noun
- /pɪs/
- Offensive
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- We stopped on the way home for Doc to take a piss in the woods.
- take a piss
- go for a piss
No, I just go for a garden piss by the tree.
- No, I just go for a garden piss by the tree.
- He goes, all the chauffeurs are going for a piss and go.
- Sometimes if I take a really fat piss, I'll hit the shit button.
Examples
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At work, when you sleep, when you have a piss, we'll be watching.
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I got to take a piss.
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No, I just go for a garden piss by the tree.
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Always try to take a piss before I go out.
Fiction book (2000) -
It's not funny, I need to take a piss.
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I have to get up three times a night to take a piss.
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- You had to take a piss, didn't you?
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But I gotta take a piss like you would not believe, Mr. Johansen!
Fiction book (1999) -
I went to take a pre-emptive piss, and the entire bathroom upstairs was blacked out.
Blog text (30) -
I need to find a bathroom; I really have to take a piss.
Synonyms
64
5.6
An act of letting out the body's yellow liquid
42
8.1
An informal word for 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
Antonyms
Idioms
- Offensive
3
9.9
A strong feeling of energy and eagerness to do things, sometimes with anger
To be unable to manage even a very simple task because you are very bad at doing things
- Offensive
To spoil someone's good mood by being negative or critical
- Offensive
To lie to someone in an obvious way while expecting them to believe it
- Offensive
To have sudden, very bad diarrhea after eating bad food or when feeling very nervous
- NSFW
A rude British phrase that says someone is very bad at organizing events
Compounds
How Formal
69
3.3
- UK
- Informal
371
2.6
- NSFW
41
9.3
- Offensive
81
8.4
Surface Forms
Etymology
Piss is a very old, simple word that comes from the basic sound people used for urinating and it appears in many European languages, like German pissen. So a piss is the short, informal word for 'to urinate'.