pee

To let waste liquid out of your body.

• I need to pee.
• The dog peed beside the tree.
• Did you pee before we left?

Similar words: urinate

Common phrases: need to pee, pee outside, pee in something

To make something wet with waste liquid from your body.

• The child peed his pants.
• She laughed so hard she nearly peed her trousers.
• He had peed the bed during the night.

Similar words: wet

Common phrases: pee your pants, pee the bed, pee your trousers

The waste liquid that comes out of your body when you go to the toilet.

• There is pee on the floor.
• The dog left a puddle of pee.
• His trousers smelled of pee.

Similar words: urine

Common phrases: dog pee, pee stain, smell of pee

An occasion when you let waste liquid out of your body.

• I need a pee.
• He stopped for a pee before leaving.
• She woke up for a pee during the night.

Common phrases: have a pee, need a pee, go for a pee

A spoken name for pennies, the smaller units of British money.

• The bag costs ten pee.
• I paid fifty pee for the postcard.
• Have you got twenty pee for the machine?

Similar words: pence

Common phrases: fifty pee, twenty pee, ten pee

The name of the letter P.

• The word starts with a pee.
• Write a capital pee here.
• She confused the bee with the pee.

Common phrases: capital pee, lowercase pee, letter pee