pee

¹

[ pee ]

noun

, plural pees pee

1. the letter p.
2. British. penny ( def 3 ).

pee

²

[ pee ]

verb (used without object)

, peed, pee·ing.

1. to urinate ( def ).

noun

1. urine.
2. the act of urinating.

pee

/ piː /

verb

1. intr to urinate

noun

1. urine
2. the act of urinating

Word History and Origins

Origin of pee¹

Middle English pe (< Old French ) < Latin pē < Greek peî pi ¹

Origin of pee²

First recorded in 1875–80; euphemism for piss, using initial letter

Word History and Origins

Origin of pee¹

C18: a euphemism for piss , based on the initial letter

Example Sentences

Pee-wee was also a family favorite, and we caught the show on Broadway.

From The Daily Beast

There was talk of a Judd Apatow-produced Pee-wee film getting made a few years back.

From The Daily Beast

On the cover, Wonder Woman resembles a 16-year-old model doing a pee-pee dance.

From The Daily Beast

At the suggestion of founder Maneesh Goyal, the company went with a Pee-wee Herman theme.

From The Daily Beast

Which raises another question: Who is Pee-wee Herman for in 2014?

From The Daily Beast

"Tar-suk-apak-pee-o-mee-wanga;" which was plain, to be sure.

From Project Gutenberg

Who but Pee-wee Harris (don't laugh) and his trusty belt-axe.

From Project Gutenberg

"I want him to keep his old eye in his old socket," said Pee-wee.

From Project Gutenberg

The oriole's liquid pee-ho is gradually replaced by the loud tew, which is its usual cry at times when it is not nesting.

From Project Gutenberg

There was no doubt that Ruth stepped quickly back in momentary fright, grasping the arm of Pee-wee who happened to be nearest her.

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