intransitive. To urinate.

intransitive. To urinate.

to make water: to urinate. Now chiefly euphemistic.

intransitive. To urinate, said esp. of horses or cattle.

To allow the passage of fluid through a leak. slang. To urinate.

intransitive. To discharge urine; to make water; to micturate.

intransitive. To urinate.

intransitive. To pass or make water; to urinate.

intransitive. To urinate. Now rare.

intransitive. To make water, urinate.

to pass water: to urinate. Now chiefly somewhat euphemistic.

transitive. colloquial. to pump ship (also to pumpship): to urinate; (occasionally) to vomit.

intransitive and transitive (reflexive). colloquial. To urinate. Also in extended use.

to make one's burn: to ‘make water’. Obsolete.

intransitive. To urinate; = piddle, v. 2. Also in extended use. Now English regional (chiefly northern).

intransitive. To urinate.

intransitive. To urinate.

intransitive. To make water, to urinate.

= leak, v. 2c.

To urinate. Also figurative.

intransitive. To urinate. slang.

intransitive. To urinate.

intransitive. To urinate. Also reflexive = wet, v. 5d.

intransitive. To urinate; to pee.

Urine; an act of urination; to do (have,etc.) a wee-wee, to go (make) wee-wee, to urinate. Cf. water, n. 17b.

intransitive. colloquial. To urinate. Cf. tinkle, n. 4.

absol. To evacuate; to empty the bladder; to vomit.

slang. An act of urination. Frequently in to take a leak, to urinate. Cf. leak, v. 2c.

intransitive. North American colloquial. Esp. of children or animals: to urinate; to defecate.

intransitive. To urinate.

intransitive. To urinate.