verb / noun
pee
PEE/piː/
Urine, in informal usage.
A thin stream of pee reaches the bark beneath the dog's raised leg.
Etymology
Pee began as a euphemistic shortening of piss. Its early meaning was “to spray with urine,” before it came to mean simply passing urine from the body.
In context
those can sometimes irritate the lining of the bladder and make you have to pee a little bit more you know caffeine is a diuretic uh so it makes us urinate more
More examples
- I need to pee before we leave.
- She peed twice during the long drive.
- He cleans the cat's pee off the rug.
Forms
pee · pees · peed · peeing
Similar words
- urine
- The neutral term for the liquid, especially in medical contexts.
- urinate
- A more formal verb for passing urine from the body.