Meaning
An informal word meaning to let water out of your body in the toilet.
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Word origin
First used in the 1700s as a polite way of saying an older, ruder word, by saying only its first letter, p.
- Origin
- English
- Root
- p
Grammar
Examples
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Children often say this when they need the toilet quickly.
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"Peed" is the past form of "pee".
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"Pee" can also be a noun; "need a pee" means need to use the toilet.
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Start your free week (no card)This word is taught in chapter 26, lesson 1: pee, noble, golf and 7 more words.