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piss verb [ pɪs ]

• urinate.
Similar: pee, wee, piddle, widdle, wee-wee, Jimmy (Riddle), slash, wazz, pass water, go to the toilet, go to the lavatory, relieve oneself, wet one's bed/pants, wet oneself, cock/lift its leg, go, do it, have/take a leak, shake hands with an old friend, answer the call of nature, pee oneself, pee one's pants, have a piddle, have a widdle, tinkle, have a tinkle, go to the loo, have a wee, have a Jimmy (Riddle), have a slash, have a wazz, spend a penny, whiz, take a whiz, micturate, have a piss,

piss noun

• urine.
• alcoholic drink, especially beer.
• "we'll need 70 cans of piss for the trip"
Origin: Middle English: from Old French pisser, probably of imitative origin.

be on the piss

• be engaged in a heavy drinking session.

go on the piss

• go on a heavy drinking session.

not have a pot to piss in

• be very poor.

a piece of piss

• a very easy thing to do.

piss in someone's pocket

• ingratiate oneself with someone.
"he only saved the company by pissing in his investors' pockets"

piss in the wind

• do something that is ineffective or a waste of time.

take the piss out of

• mock or make fun of (someone or something).

piss around

• spend time doing stupid or unimportant things.

piss away

• waste something, especially money.

piss down

• rain heavily.

piss off

• go away (used to angrily dismiss someone).

piss on

• show complete contempt for something.

piss over

• show complete contempt for something.

piss up

• spoil or ruin something.



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