urinator
- noun
- /ˈjʊrɪˌneɪtər/
- I know when my leg is being urinated on, and the urinator is telling me it's raining.
Examples
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During the festival, some attendees were shocked by a few open-air urinators.
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An al fresco urinator living in a rural village of 3,000 people in the Maine-et-Loire region learned this the hard way after Google Street View published an image of him watering his plants in his garden in a decidedly unconventional manner.
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Middle school yearbook, middle school yearbook, Photobomb, photobomb, rodeo, nosey urinators, Weekend at Bernie's, The Human Shield.
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The public park had signs warning against urinators to maintain cleanliness.
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At the concert, they removed a couple of urinators from the crowd.
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Etymology
Urinator comes from the Latin word urina 'urine' plus the ending -ator 'one who'. It is like the familiar words urine and urinate, so an urinator is simply 'a person who urinates'.