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urine

urine

264 1.8
A pale yellow liquid that your body makes and gets rid of through the bladder
  • noun
  • /ˈjʊrɪn/
translation icon : orina
  • If that is in your urine, then it shows that you're pregnant.
  • a urine sample
  • a urine test
  • collect urine

Now we're not doing urine or feces.

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Examples

  • Blood, of course, but also perspiration, sputum, urine, or just about anything else.

    Fiction book (1994)
  • The investigators took blood and urine samples from the children and dust samples from the homes.

    Academic text (2008)
  • I still do a urine analysis, OK?

  • What are they gonna do next, give you guys urine tests?

  • Blood and hair and urine samples.

  • You might recognize this as a urine sample container.

  • Matt has blood in his urine, his creatine levels are up...

  • Homocystine was not detected in plasma or urine, and there was no evidence of liver disease.

    Academic text (1991)
  • The mycoplasma was not found in the urine of 98 healthy control subjects.

    Academic text (1991)
  • The doctor requested a urine sample to check for any abnormalities.

Synonyms

water
vsurine
  • NSFW
118 9.9

The liquid the body sends out when a person pees

is the clinical anatomical description naming organs and bodily process
pee
vsurine
  • Informal
69 3.0

The yellow liquid the body makes and gets rid of

is the technical anatomical description mentioning kidneys bladder and urethra
piss
vsurine
  • NSFW
52 8.3

The yellow liquid that comes from the body when you pass urine

is the medical anatomical term describing production and storage organs
wee
vsurine
  • Baby Talk
39 6.0

A child's word for pee

is the anatomical description used in scientific or precise contexts
weewee
vsurine
  • Baby Talk
1 9.4

A childish word for pee that children use

is the formal anatomical phrasing that names organs and function

Compounds

9.5

A rare inherited illness that makes urine smell like maple syrup and can cause brain damage or death in babies

How Formal

urine
264 1.8
to pee
  • Informal
371 2.6
wee
  • Baby Talk
39 6.0

Surface Forms

urine singular
urines plural

Etymology

Urine comes from the Latin word urina, which simply meant 'urine' or the body's waste liquid. You can see the same root in English words like urinal and urinate, so it's easy to remember that urine is the pale yellow liquid the body passes.