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urinal
/ ˈjʊərɪ-; jʊˈraɪnəl /
noun
- a sanitary fitting, esp one fixed to a wall, used by men for urination
- a room containing urinals
- any vessel for holding urine prior to its disposal
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
You’ve got areas where there are loads of free urinals for men, but about five toilets for women in a slum of about 5,000 people.
So, equal floor space for men and women sounds great in theory, but in practice it means that men have more provision because you can fit more urinals into square footage than you can fit cubicles.
A curtain provides some privacy from the bedroom to shared showers, and a fragrance tablet in the urinals maintains a pleasant smell in that area.
There are no partitions between the toilets or the urinals, which are all made of metal.
Early one afternoon last year, a male employee was patiently waiting his turn to use the urinal, he says, when the female HR manager, Ellis Tseka, entered.
This is not the same thing that artists have been doing since Duchamp hung a urinal on a wall and called it art.
Even their drinking fountain is famous: a urinal Papa lugged home in a stupor from his favorite bar.
A gap in a corner of the floor surrounded by pipes served as a makeshift urinal.
The Daily Pic: Everything the pop master made pointed back to Duchamp's urinal.
It counts as a readymade, of sorts, because like Duchamp's famous urinal it transplants a functional object into the art world.
Keep the night-stool and urinal ready for whenever he calls, and take it back when done with.
With reference to the formation of the urinal cloaca there is not much to say.
The best method is to keep the urinal of bed-pan partly filled with the disinfecting solution at all times.
Urinal troughs, made of muslin and coated with oil or paint, should discharge into the trenches.
If necessary, urinal tubs may be placed in the company streets at night and removed at reveille.
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