pee

¹ 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 ² American  

[pee] / pi /

noun

plural

pees, pee

1. the letter p.

2. British. penny.

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pee British  

/ piː /

verb

1. (intr) to urinate

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noun

1. urine

2. the act of urinating

Etymology

Origin of pee¹

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

Origin of pee¹

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

Example Sentences

The frog first appeared in a series of comics in 2005 - apolitical and best known for pulling his pants all the way down to pee.

From BBC

In my mind it looks like me sprawled on the floor crying and squirming around and who knows—maybe I pee myself—and the entire school laughing and pointing at me.

From Literature

The scientist’s panda suit is covered in panda pee and poo to mask his human scent.

From Literature

“Every time the opposing team has a runner at third base and less than two outs, I take my dog outside to pee,” Chavarin wrote.

From Los Angeles Times

If you've never kept a reptile, you might be surprised to learn that many of them actually "pee" in crystal form.

From Science Daily