pees

Goes number one

Pees is the plural of pee—instances of urination: The dog took three pees on our walk.

Also the third-person singular verb: She pees before every long drive.

The word is mildly childish but common in casual speech.

infantile

potty training

Teaching bathroom self-sufficiency

  • diaperAbsorbent infant undergarment
  • wetSaturated with liquid
  • accidentUnintended harmful event

bedwetting · toddler · pull-ups · nappy · tinkle · wee-wee · piddle · onesie · changing table · nighttime

restroom

toilet

Waste disposal fixture

washroom · loo · latrine · privy · water closet · WC · commode · stall · facilities · public toilet

bodily

urination

Releasing fluid waste

kidneys · voiding · micturition · excretion · incontinence · urinary tract · renal · nephrons · ureters · filtration

outdoors

bushes

Low woody perennials

hiking · roadside · privacy · squatting · wild · nature · exposure · ground · discreet · alley

relief

urgency

Pressing need for action

release · finally · rushing · can't wait · pressure · discomfort · crossing legs · squirming · bathroom break · close call

Opposites
bodily waste elimination type

peespoops

Evacuates the bowels

defecates · craps · shits · pooing · farts

fluid dynamics

peesdrinks

Liquids for consumption

holds it · hydrates · absorbs

Phrases
Family

peer, pee, peeped, peerless, peering, peered, peeper, peed, peeing

Familiarity
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Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated PG