relieve (oneself)

euphemism To urinate or (less commonly) defecate. Tom decided to get rid of the dog after it relieved itself on his $500 rug. We'll be pulling into a rest stop soon, if anyone needs to relieve themselves.

relieve oneself

Euph. to urinate or defecate. He stopped by the side of the road to relieve himself. She needed badly to relieve herself, but there was no bathroom in sight.

relieve oneself

Urinate or defecate, as in The puppy relieved itself in the middle of the floor. The use of relieve for these bodily functions dates from the mid-1800s.

relieve (oneself)

To urinate or defecate.

American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition.

See also:

relieve oneself
go to the lavatory
nature calls
answer nature's call
bathroom
nature stop
go to the toilet
go to the bathroom
check out the plumbing
do your business

词组	relieve (oneself)
释义	relieve (oneself) relieve (oneself) euphemism To urinate or (less commonly) defecate. Tom decided to get rid of the dog after it relieved itself on his $500 rug. We'll be pulling into a rest stop soon, if anyone needs to relieve themselves. See also: relieve Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. relieve oneself Euph. to urinate or defecate. He stopped by the side of the road to relieve himself. She needed badly to relieve herself, but there was no bathroom in sight. See also: relieve McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. relieve oneself Urinate or defecate, as in The puppy relieved itself in the middle of the floor. The use of relieve for these bodily functions dates from the mid-1800s. See also: relieve The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer. relieve (oneself) To urinate or defecate. American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition. See also: relieve oneself go to the lavatory nature calls answer nature's call bathroom nature stop go to the toilet go to the bathroom check out the plumbing do your business
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