pissing
pissing — verb
- pissingpresent simple I / you / we / they
- pissings3rd person singular
- pissinging-ing form
- pissingedpast simple
1. to let urine come out of your body; a rude way to say this.
to let urine come out of your body; a rude way to say this.
The drunk man was pissing against the fence behind the bar.
pissing against + surface
The baby started pissing when Mia opened the clean diaper.
start pissing
A brown dog was pissing on our gate at sunrise.
By midnight, several fans were pissing behind the stadium wall.
Leo was pissing behind a tree when the bus stopped.
- pee
same basic meaning, but much softer and more acceptable in everyday talk
- urinate
formal or medical, not rude
- wee
informal and often gentler, especially in British English
- relieve yourself
indirect and polite
文法句型
pissing in + place
pissing on + surface
pissing against + wall/fence
用法筆記
Blunter and more offensive than 'pee'. In neutral, medical, or child-directed contexts, speakers usually choose 'pee' or 'urinate' instead.
常見錯誤
2. to accidentally make your own body or clothes wet with urine.
to accidentally make your own body or clothes wet with urine.
The scared boy was pissing himself when the fireworks exploded outside.
pissing yourself = wetting your own clothes
The sick puppy kept pissing all over itself in the carrier.
pissing all over + body/clothes
Grandpa was pissing all over his pajamas during the afternoon nap.
The toddler came crying because she was pissing in her tights.
- wet yourself
common and less rude
- have an accident
gentler and often used for children or illness
- pee yourself
same meaning, but softer than this word
- soil yourself
more formal and broader, because it can include more than urine
文法句型
pissing yourself
pissing in + clothes
pissing all over + clothes/body
用法筆記
Usually appears as 'piss yourself' or with clothing words such as 'pants', 'jeans', or 'pajamas'. Distinguish from sense 1, where the urine goes onto a place rather than onto your own body or clothes.
常見錯誤
pissing — noun
1. the waste liquid that comes out of the body when a person urinates; a rude noun.
the waste liquid that comes out of the body when a person urinates; a rude noun.
There was pissing on the toilet floor after the boys left.
there was + pissing on + surface
The taxi driver found pissing on the back seat after the airport run.
find pissing on + surface
A sharp smell of pissing filled the hallway by morning.
Fresh pissing was running toward the drain below the urinal.
文法句型
there was + pissing on + surface
smell of pissing
pissing on the floor/seat
用法筆記
Mostly heard in rude, disgusted, or joking remarks, not in neutral description. Distinguish from sense 2, which names the act rather than the liquid.
常見錯誤
2. a time when someone urinates, or the activity itself.
a time when someone urinates, or the activity itself.
No pissing in the park after dark, the new sign warned.
no pissing + in + place
Late-night pissing behind the bins annoyed the shop owner.
pissing behind + place
Public pissing near the temple brought a fine from police.
The coach banned pissing by the field before the game.
Street pissing during the festival upset local families.
文法句型
no pissing + in + place
public pissing
pissing behind + place
用法筆記
Common in signs, complaints, and angry comments about where people pee. Distinguish from sense 1, which refers to the liquid itself.