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Number ones is childish or euphemistic for urination, as distinct from number twos (defecation): Do you need to go number ones?
The phrase belongs to the vocabulary adults use with small children during toilet training.
In other contexts, number ones simply pluralizes number one—chart-topping songs, top-ranked competitors, or instances of being first: The band had three number ones in a row.
- firstPosition number one
- topUppermost part or surface
- top dogDominant leader
- front runnerExpected winner
- favoritesMost preferred choices
winners · champion · leaders · victories · chart-topper · hit singles · singles · peeing · gold · bathroom · flush · urinal · gold medalist · first place · trailblazer · top scorer · pioneer · hits
- music titlesmusical works, anthems, theme songs, title tracks, chart hits
- radio hitsradio hits, radio singles, radio airplay, airplay, Top 40
- sports starsall-stars, elite athletes, elite players, MVPs, superstars
number onesdeep cuts
Obscure songs by artists
album tracks · B-sides · obscurities · rarities · hidden gems
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