peeing
- noun
- /ˈpiːɪŋ/
- They spend more time of the day peeing than not peeing.
He says human beings oscillate between peeing, suffering and boredom.
- He says human beings oscillate between peeing, suffering and boredom.
- I have taken up recently the practice of peeing, sitting down.
- In terms of wiping from front to back and swimming and peeing after sex.
- OK this is from KER San Fran, subject is peeing is in my future.
Examples
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Peeing is fine; nothing else, though.
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Peeing is a natural act.
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Everyone knows about over the counter pregnancy tests, peeing on a stick.
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Peeing isn't torture.
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After drinking a lot of water, he felt the urge to pee.
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She quickly found a restroom because she couldn't wait any longer to pee.
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The doctor explained that peeing is a normal process the body uses to eliminate waste.
Synonyms
An informal rude word for the act of passing urine
An act of letting out the body's yellow liquid
An informal word for peeing
An act of peeing
Passing urine from the body
A polite word for peeing often used for children
The act of passing urine from the body
A childish word children use for pee
An act of peeing to empty your bladder
To let out urine from the body
How Formal
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Peeing comes from the simple child word pee, from baby talk pee-pee, and means 'passing urine'. A helpful way to remember it is to think of the short sound 'pee', like the letter P.