wee
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6.0
- noun
- /wi/
- Baby Talk
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- If there are too many kids around, he gets all excited and wees on the rug.
Go yeah, I had a little bit of wee on the trousers once.
- Go yeah, I had a little bit of wee on the trousers once.
- I used to be terrified of going for a wee at school in primary school.
- I think I've got horse bladder because I have to really get full to need a wee.
- Then they take that that wee wee and they go and they sprinkle it out so another deer will come, will smell it and show up.
- This is useful if you need a wee, which you sometimes do very, very good.
Examples
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Sorry, when she needs a wee she Dings the bell and it is the cutest thing.
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Like please Nala, do a wee in a minute, do a wee.
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And the best thing about it is when you have a wee wee in the toilet.
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I used to be terrified of going for a wee at school in primary school.
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Bunny has to go wee-wee.
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I remember after the game we were in the toilet having a wee wee like Ryo, said Welbeck.
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" Aye son, she's a great wee lassie; I've got a lot of time for her.
Fiction book (2002) -
Eighteen years old, and Edmund a married man and the father of a wee bairn, but that didn't stop them.
Fiction book (1990) -
My little sister is learning to use the toilet for her wee.
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When my toddler says she needs to go for a wee, I rush her to the bathroom.
Synonyms
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1.8
A pale yellow liquid that your body makes and gets rid of through the bladder
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9.9
The liquid the body sends out when a person pees
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5.6
An act of letting out the body's yellow liquid
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9.4
A childish word for pee that children use
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9.9
A childish word children use for pee
Compounds
How Formal
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1.8
- Baby Talk
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Wee as a noun comes from the same children's word 'wee-wee' and is used to mean 'urine' or a quick trip to the toilet, which is why a child might ask for a wee.