pipi
New Zealand shellfish
Pipi is a childish or informal word for urine or urination, used mainly when speaking to or around young children: Do you need to go pipi?
The word appears across several languages with similar meaning.
In New Zealand, pipi also refers to an edible bivalve shellfish found in sandy coastal areas.
Childish term for urine
toilet · toddler · preschool · euphemism · diaper · nappy · accident · training
peepee
Childish term for urine
bathroom · toilet · toddler · preschool · euphemism · diaper · nappy · accident · training · nursery
clam
Sand-dwelling hinged shellfish
mussel · oyster · scallop · littleneck · cherrystone · quahog · abalone · whelk · conch · limpet
vulgar
Crude or indecent
- crudeUnpolished, raw state
- informalRelaxed, not official
- colloquialCasual, everyday language
vernacular · taboo · offensive · euphemism · impolite · coarse · street · casual · regional · dialectal
- Australasian foodsmeat pie, sausage roll, pavlova, lamington, fairy bread
- NZ seafoodsnapper, kina, crayfish, rock lobster, kingfish
- paid the piperFaced delayed consequences
- steam pipeTube carrying hot vapor
- pipe cleanersFlexible bristled wire strips
- piping hotExtremely heated, just prepared
- pipe dreamsFanciful, unattainable notions
- pipe downCommand to be silent