pee

¹ American  

[pee] / pi /

noun

plural

pees, pee

1. the letter p.

2. British. penny.

---

pee ² American  

[pee] / pi /

verb (used without object)

peed, peeing

1. to urinate.

---

noun

1. urine.

2. the act of urinating.

pee British  

/ piː /

verb

1. (intr) to urinate

---

noun

1. urine

2. the act of urinating

Etymology

Origin of pee¹

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

Origin of pee¹

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

Example Sentences

Gelifen created a diversion at that moment by peeing exuberantly all over the floor.

From Literature

I have tried to get her to pee sitting down, because when you’re a girl, peeing standing up is a huge mess.

From Literature

I think he says, “I have mostly issues with peeing.”

From Los Angeles Times

She washes our dishes in the little bathroom sink, and then finally asks, “Do you need to pee before I shower?”

From Literature

“Do you also want to pee your pants?”

From Literature