pee
go pee-pee
To urinate. This phrase is typically used with children. Sweetheart, do you have to go pee-pee before we leave the house?
See also: go
it's raining harder than a cow peeing on a flat rock
rude slang It is raining very intensely. I hope you have your umbrella, because it's raining harder than a cow peeing on a flat rock out there.
See also: cow, flat, hard, on, pee, rain, rock
like a cow peeing on a flat rock
slang With intensity, typically of rain. I hope you have your umbrella because it's raining like a cow peeing on a flat rock right now.
See also: cow, flat, like, on, pee, rock
pee (one's) pants
1. Literally, to urinate while still wearing one's clothing. I need you to pull over the car right now, or else I'm going to pee my pants!
2. To laugh in a hysterical or uncontrollable manner (i.e., to the point where one might actually urinate in one's pants). Wow, that standup comedy was great! She had the audience peeing their pants!
3. To be absolutely petrified with terror; to be scared out of one's wits. I was peeing my pants when that huge burly guy started threatening me and my girlfriend.
See also: pant, pee
pee in (someone's) Cheerios
rude slang To really upset, irritate, or disappoint someone. Sorry to pee in your Cheerios, but you won't get any credits for the class unless you attend every single lecture. A: "Watch out, the boss is in a foul mood today." B: "Wow, I wonder who peed in his Cheerios?"
See also: Cheerio, pee
pee in (someone's) Corn Flakes
rude slang To really upset, irritate, or disappoint someone. Sorry to pee in your Corn Flakes, but you won't get any credits for the class unless you attend every single lecture. A: "Watch out, the boss is in a foul mood today." B: "Wow, I wonder who peed in his Corn Flakes?"
See also: corn, Flake, pee
pee like a racehorse
rude slang To excrete an excessive amount of urine; to urinate for a long time. This is why I don't drink lots of beer: only a couple of pints and I'm already peeing like a racehorse. Can we pull over soon? I need to pee like a racehorse!
See also: like, pee, racehorse
pee off
1. rude slang To greatly anger or irritate someone. A euphemistic variant of "piss off." A noun or pronoun can be used between "pee" and "off." I think I might start cycling to work in the morning—this traffic really pees me off! I think I peed off Janet with my comment earlier.
2. rude slang To depart from somewhere quickly or abruptly. Often used as an imperative. Why don't you just pee off if you're not going to help us?
See also: off, pee
peed
slang Angry. A mild substitute for the slang term "pissed." (Also formed as "p'd" and "p'ed.") I could tell that he was peed, so I just gave him some space to cool off.
See also: pee
peed off
Angry. A substitution for "pissed off." I don't really want to talk about it in front of the kids, but I got a speeding ticket today, and I'm so peed off!
See also: off, pee
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
peed off
annoyed or irritated. informalPee represents the initial letter of piss , and the phrase is used euphemistically as a slightly less vulgar expression than pissed off.
See also: off, pee
Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary
pee’d
mod. alcohol intoxicated. (Euphemistic for pissed.) His old lady gets pee’d after a few beers.
pee’d off
mod. extremely angry. (Euphemistic for pissed (off).) I’ve never been so pee’d off in my life!
See also: off
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions
go pee-pee
To urinate.
See also: go
American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition.
pot to pee/piss in, not have a
Be extremely poor. This slangy Americanism, as in “The stock market crash wiped him out—now he hasn’t a pot to pee in,” dates from about 1900. The pot in question is a chamber pot.
See also: have, not, pee, piss, pot
The Dictionary of Clichés by Christine Ammer
- wee
- go pee-pee
- go wee-wee
- pee (one's) pants
- drain the dragon
- pee’d
- peed
- hold in
- shy bladder
- pee in (someone's) Cheerios