peed
Answered nature's call
Peed is the past tense of pee—to urinate.
The dog peed on the rug.
I peed three times during the movie.
The word is mildly informal but not vulgar, making it the default choice when speaking plainly about urination without clinical or crude overtones.
Organ holding urine
- bathroomRoom for hygiene
- toiletWaste disposal fixture
- urineRenal excretion fluid
- reliefEasing of distress
urgency · restroom · potty · wee · tinkle · bladder control · urge · stream
Teaching bathroom self-sufficiency
- diaperAbsorbent infant undergarment
- accidentUnintended harmful event
- toddlerChild learning to walk
- pull-upsOverhead bar lifts
bedwetting · nappy · underwear · nighttime · training pants · preschooler · reward chart · milestone
Vocalized mirth
- scaredFeeling fear or alarm
- excitementState of eager enthusiasm
- hilariousExtremely amusing
- terrifiedExtremely frightened
nervous · cracked up · hysterical · frightened · startled · jumped · shocked · lost it
bladder
Organ holding urine
relief · urgency · restroom · potty · wee · tinkle · bladder control · urge · stream · void
potty training
Teaching bathroom self-sufficiency
pull-ups · bedwetting · nappy · underwear · nighttime · training pants · preschooler · reward chart · milestone · wet
laughed
Vocalized mirth
- scaredFeeling fear or alarm
- excitementState of eager enthusiasm
- hilariousExtremely amusing
terrified · nervous · cracked up · hysterical · frightened · startled · jumped · shocked · lost it · dying laughing
- banana peelYellow fruit's outer layer
- peel offRemove by lifting edge
- peer pressureInfluence from one's equals
- orange peelCitrus fruit's outer layer
- peel awayRemove by layers
- peel outRapid tire-spinning departure