pee in English: An informal word meaning to let water out of your body in the toilet. (verb)

Translation

An informal word meaning to let water out of your body in the toilet.

Word origin

First used in the 1700s as a polite way of saying an older, ruder word, by saying only its first letter, p.

Verb typeregular (pee, pees, peed)

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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.

toilet

The seat and bowl you use to empty your body, or the small room it stands in.

bathroom

The room in a house where you wash, have a bath, and use the toilet.

water

The clear liquid that falls as rain and that people and animals drink to live.

go

To move or travel from one place to another.

baby

A very young child who has just been born or is only a few months old.

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