peed US
piːd
See also: pissed (UK)
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Definition of peed - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
excretionUShaving urinatedUS
  • The toddler was peed and needed a change.
urinated voided
2.
urine-coveredRareUScovered in urineRareUS
  • The peed sheets needed to be washed immediately.
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Origin of peed

Old English, pissen (to urinate)

Examples of peed in a sentence

  • He was embarrassed to admit he was peed.
  • The peed mattress had to be thrown out.
  • The peed floor was cleaned thoroughly.

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  1. French:pissé, souillé d'urine, ...
  2. German:hat uriniert, urindurchtränkt, ...
  3. Italian:bagnato di pipì, coperto di pipì, ...
  4. Spanish:orinado, empapado de orina, ...
  5. Portuguese:urinado, molhado de xixi, ...
  6. Chinese:尿湿的, 被尿覆盖的, ...
  7. Japanese:おしっこをした, おしっこで汚れた, ...
  8. Arabic:مُبْتَلّ بِالبَوْل, مبلل بالبول, ...
  9. Hebrew:רָטוּב, מוּשְׁתָּן, ...
  10. Russian:описанный, мочой испачканный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:пописаний, покритий сечею, ...
  12. Hindi:पेशाब किया हुआ, पेशाब से भीगा हुआ, ...
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Definition of pee - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

intr.
1.
basic actionurinate
  • I need to pee before we leave the house..
tinkle urinate wee
2.
light rainDatedUKdrizzle lightlyDatedUK
  • It's just peeing outside, not a heavy rain.
drizzle spit sprinkle

Noun

1.
urinationthe act of expelling urine
  • She took a quick pee before leaving the house.
2.
urineliquid waste from the body
  • The toddler had an accident and there was pee on the floor.
piddle urine wee
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Expressions with pee

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mock or make fun of someone or something
They always take the pee out of his accent.
unable to urinate when others are around
He felt pee shy in the crowded restroom.
bottle used for urination when no bathroom is available
During the road trip, he used a pee bottle.
pee-ewintj.
expresses disgust at a bad smell
Pee-ew, what is that awful smell?
urine in a childish context
The toddler said he needed to pee-pee.
ruin someone's mood, day, plans or enjoyment
Why did you pee in his cornflakes by criticizing the surprise party?

Origin of pee

Middle English, pissen (to urinate)

Examples of pee in a sentence

  • She laughed so hard she almost peed her pants.
  • The weather forecast said it would pee all afternoon.
  • I don't need an umbrella; it's just peeing.
  • The toddler needs a pee before the trip.
  • I stopped for a pee during the hike.
  • The doctor asked for a sample of pee for testing.

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  1. French:faire pipi, pipi, ...
  2. German:pinkeln, Pipi, ...
  3. Italian:urinare, pipì, ...
  4. Spanish:orinar, pis, ...
  5. Portuguese:urinar, mijinha, ...
  6. Chinese:小便, 尿液, ...
  7. Japanese:おしっこする, おしっこ, ...
  8. Arabic:بَالَ, تَبَوُّل, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהַשְׁתִּין, פִּיפִּי, ...
  10. Russian:пописать, мочеиспускание, ...
  11. Ukrainian:пописати, попис, ...
  12. Hindi:पेशाब करना, पेशाब, ...
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