pee

¹ American  

[pee] / pi /

noun

plural

pees, pee

1. the letter p.

2. British. penny.

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pee ² American  

[pee] / pi /

verb (used without object)

peed, peeing

1. to urinate.

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noun

1. urine.

2. the act of urinating.

pee British  

/ piː /

verb

1. (intr) to urinate

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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 pee²

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

Example Sentences

I started laughing too—so hard that I peed myself.

From The Wall Street Journal

That is not to say that every time a woman is peeing more frequently, she should think she has ovarian cancer, Barbieri warned.

From The Wall Street Journal

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