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单词 potty
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pottyn.

Brit. /ˈpɒti/, U.S. /ˈpɑdi/
Forms: 1900s– pottie, 1900s– potty.
Origin: Formed within English, by derivation. Etymons: pot n.1, -y suffix6.
Etymology: < pot n.1 + -y suffix6.
1. Originally (colloquial): a chamber pot; (occasionally) a lavatory. Later also: a small bowl, now usually made of plastic, designed to be used as a toilet by very young children.
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the world > physical sensation > cleanness and dirtiness > sanitation > privy or latrine > [noun] > chamber-pot, etc.
jordan1402
pissing vessel1440
pisspot1440
urinalc1475
pissing basin1481
piss bowlc1527
chamber vessel?1529
chamber pot1540
pot1568
jordan-pot1577
night-tub1616
looking-glassa1627
water-pot1629
chamber utensil1699
member-mug1699
utensil1699
pot de chambre1777
chanty1788
pig1810
piss bucket1819
chamber1829
jerry1859
po1880
thunder-mug1890
article1922
potty1937
honeypotc1947
totty-pot1966
piss-tin1974
the world > physical sensation > cleanness and dirtiness > sanitation > privy or latrine > [noun] > water-closet or lavatory > W.C. appliances
lavatory basin1854
suite1883
toilet1894
lavatory1903
lavatory bowl1915
throne1922
potty1937
plumbing1950
1937 E. J. Partridge Baby's Point of View v. 83 An undue anxiety over whether, or not,..‘potty’ has been used, can be very harmful.
1940 Time 15 Apr. 50/2 Only in the last quarter of their first year..did the two definitely recognize the purpose of the potty.
1949 Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune 26 July 4/4 When the baby is 9 or 10 months old it can be placed for short periods on the ‘potty’.
1952 C. Hayes in S. Rogers Children & Lang. (1975) iv. 283 Don't flush the soap down the potty, dear.
1965 W. H. Auden About House (1966) 26 Lifted off the potty, Infants from their mothers Hear their first impartial Words of worldly praise.
1976 Milton Keynes Express 4 June 22/3 (advt.) White baby bath and potty, £1.25.
1989 J. Cole Your New Potty (verso title page) Steffie and Ben learn how to use the potty as they make the transition from diapers to underpants.
2003 Timaru (N.Z.) Herald (Nexis) 18 Jan. 16 Other incidents include an outdoor diner tipping the contents of their child's potty in a pot plant.
2. colloquial (chiefly North American; usually euphemistic or in children's language). to go potty: (esp. of children or animals) to urinate or defecate; to use the toilet or potty.
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1940 W. C. Williams In the Money x. 134 If you let him know you want him to go on the potty,..he's miles away. He just turns and runs.]
1950 L. A. Kirkendall Sex Educ. as Human Relations vii. 69 The child can learn just as easily to say ‘go to the toilet’ or ‘bowel movement’ as to learn ‘wee-wee’ or ‘go potty’.
1956 N.Y. Times 3 Apr. 23/1 Mommy I gotta go potty.
1965 Tri-City Herald (Washington) 5 Feb. 1/3 When nature calls, he heads for the bathroom, Stink climbs onto the throne, and ‘goes potty’ like he was taught.
1985 ‘W. Tinasky’ Let. 9 Jan. (1996) ii. 34/1 You probably remember they were still putting dear Lolly Parson's name on her column when she was past ninety and had been going potty in her pants for decades.
2004 Contra Costa (Calif.) Times (Nexis) 14 Apr. f4 Every time she went potty, she picked out one sticker to put on the ‘potty board’... Within two weeks, she was fully potty trained.

Compounds

potty chair n. a child's chair with a potty (or a hole for one) in the seat.
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the world > physical sensation > cleanness and dirtiness > sanitation > privy or latrine > [noun] > close-stool or commode > for a child
toidey1924
potty chair1941
potty seat1943
1941 Oakland (Calif.) Tribune 26 Dec. 28/5 (advt.) Taylor Tots; play pens; high chairs; folding buggies; tricycles; potty chairs.
1965 M. Shadbolt Among Cinders ii. 11 The only thing I really saw was a little kid's potty-chair.
1995 Today's Parent Feb. 16/3 Instead of calling it a potty chair, I explained that it was a kid's toilet, one to make her pees and poos in.
potty humour n. originally and chiefly North American = toilet humour n. at toilet n. Compounds 2.
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the mind > emotion > pleasure > laughter > causing laughter > [noun] > humour > specific unsavoury
bathroom humour1935
lavatory humour1935
toilet humour1942
potty humour1969
the mind > emotion > pleasure > laughter > causing laughter > [noun] > jest or pleasantry > low jesting or buffoonery > specific
lavatory humour1935
toilet humour1942
potty humour1969
1969 Life Lines 5 Nov. 4/1 This column has been on a jeremiad about NBC's ‘Laugh-In’ for some time now, because of the peep show's proclivity for profanity and potty humor.
1991 Brandon (Manitoba) Sunday 21 July 13/5 Travolta and Alley never achieve a good screwball romantic relationship in a script that resorts frequently to potty humour.
2012 S. Robins & S. Wildsmith Parent's Guide to Best Kids' Comics 24/1 There are a few minor instances of potty humor—a focus on the ice-cream monster's butt and reference to the mean little boy having to pee.
potty mouth n. colloquial (originally U.S.) a tendency to be foul-mouthed; (also) a foul-mouthed person.
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the mind > language > malediction > [noun] > one who swears or abuses
curser1303
ribalda1325
warier1382
swearerc1386
reviler1517
reproacher?1532
scogginist1593
damme1618
foulmoutha1640
God damn me1640
damner1647
juror1653
comminator1682
muck-spouta1825
guttermouth1965
potty mouth1969
1969 Current Slang (Univ. S. Dakota) 3 iv. 8 Potty mouth, a person who repeatedly uses foul language.
1976 Time 10 May 79/2 Potentially even more annoying is the widespread abuse of the channels—especially by so-called potty mouths using obscenities.
1990 Washington Times (Nexis) 11 May g6 It has come to my attention that I have a potty mouth.
2005 West Austral. (Perth) (Nexis) 4 July 2 The problem with a national TV show..is that the big audience of all ages suppresses a comedian's natural potty mouth.
potty-mouthed adj. colloquial (originally U.S.) given to using coarse or obscene language, foul-mouthed; characterized by the use of bad language.
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the mind > language > malediction > [adjective] > given to swearing or profanity
ill-tongueda1300
foul-moutheda1470
foul-tongued1549
foul-spoken1574
rough-mouthed1646
foulmouth1661
damning1667
swearing1796
expletive1841
hard-mouthed1864
potty-mouthed1987
1987 Los Angeles Times 21 Mar. i. 29/1 Six exotic birds, including a cranky, potty-mouthed..Amazon, were stolen.
1998 New Jersey Monthly Jan. 24/1 Thanks to..a potty-mouthed little piece of trash-cinema.., I went from having a minimum wage job to a maximum wage career.
2003 Guardian (Nexis) 4 June ii. 3 We are cracking down on potty-mouthed customers..who insist on turning the air blue.
potty parity n. U.S. the provision of men's and women's toilet facilities in public buildings in numbers equally appropriate to the number of men and women using the building.
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1987 Los Angeles Times 18 Sept. i. 1/1 The so-called potty parity bill..would require all new or remodeled sports or entertainment facilities..to be equipped with the minimum number of toilets recommended by the state's uniform plumbing code.
1991 R. Maggio Dict. Bias-free Usage 159 To achieve what has been termed potty parity, there is talk of more than doubling the number of toilets in women's rooms in convention halls and performing arts centers.
2003 Ideas on Liberty 53 21/1 Long known as the ‘Father of Potty Parity’, last year he joined in a federal complaint against the University of Michigan for having only a third more restroom facilities for women.
potty seat n. (a) = potty chair n.; (b) (chiefly North American) a seat designed to adapt a standard toilet seat for use by small children.
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the world > physical sensation > cleanness and dirtiness > sanitation > privy or latrine > [noun] > close-stool or commode > for a child
toidey1924
potty chair1941
potty seat1943
1943 Troy (N.Y.) Record 27 Aug. 5/6 (advt.) Tots' potty seats.
1973 Nevada State Jrnl. 29 Apr. 54/1 ‘I have to go to the bathroom.’ ‘Ok. OK.’ Potty seat on. ‘Close the door, Josh. I'm freezing.’
2002 San Francisco Chron. (Nexis) 10 Aug. 1 wb That cutely named Florida firm..is offering a freestanding potty seat that looks like an Adirondack chair.
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, December 2006; most recently modified version published online March 2022).

pottyadj.

Brit. /ˈpɒti/, U.S. /ˈpɑdi/
Origin: Formed within English, by derivation. Etymons: pot n.1, -y suffix1.
Etymology: < pot n.1 + -y suffix1, although if so in branch I., the semantic development is unclear; perhaps compare also earlier petty adj.
colloquial (originally British).
I. Depreciative senses.
1.
a. derogatory. Feeble, indifferent; petty, insignificant, unimpressive. Now chiefly with little.
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the mind > attention and judgement > importance > unimportance > [adjective] > of little importance or trivial
eathlyc890
lighteOE
littleOE
small?c1225
singlec1449
easy1474
triflous1509
naughty1526
slender1530
slight1548
shrimpish1549
slipper1567
truanta1572
toyous1581
trivious1583
mean1585
silly1587
nicea1594
puny?1594
puisne1598
pusill1599
whindling1601
sapless1602
non-significant1603
poor1603
unsignificant1603
flea-bite1605
perishing1605
lank1607
weightless1610
fonda1616
penny farthing1615
triviala1616
unweighty1621
transitory1637
twattling1651
inconsiderate1655
unserious1655
nugal1656
small drink1656
slighty1662
minute1668
paddling1679
snitling1682
retail1697
Lilliputian1726
vain1731
rattletrap1760
peppercornish1762
peppercorn1791
underling1804
venial1806
lightweight1809
floccinaucical1826
small-bore1833
minified1837
trantlum1838
piffling1848
tea-tabular1855
potty1860
whipping-snapping1861
tea-gardeny1862
quiddling1863
twaddling1863
fidgeting1865
penny ante1865
feather-weighted1870
jerkwater1877
midget1879
mimsy1880
shirttail1881
two-by-four1885
footle1894
skittery1905
footery1929
Mickey Mouse1931
chickenshit1934
minoritized1945
marginal1952
marginalized1961
tea-party1961
little league1962
marginalizing1977
minnowy1991
1860 J. C. Hotten Dict. Slang (ed. 2) Potty, indifferent, bad looking [1864 (ed. 3) indifferent, bad looking,—said of a rotten or unsound scheme].
1870 Times 12 Aug. 10/3 Then came a single, and then a catch from a ‘potty’ hit.
1899 E. Phillpotts Human Boy 72 It is such a potty little place, hardly worth calling a wood.
1939 G. B. Shaw Geneva iii. 57 The mob of bagmen from fifty potty little foreign states that calls itself a League of Nations.
1980 ‘M. Innes’ Going it Alone xx. 178 They've..smashed their way in. Just the idea I had with that potty little motor-mower.
2001 Western Daily Press (Nexis) 9 Apr. 9 [She] was head teacher of a potty little dame school, where education seemed mainly devoted to sketching snowdrops and picking up litter.
b. Easy to manage, accomplish, or deal with; easy, simple. Now rare.
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the world > action or operation > easiness > [adjective] > easy to do or accomplish
eathlyc1000
lightOE
eathc1175
easyc1380
facile1484
good1490
easy (also simple, etc.) as pie1890
untroublesome1894
potty1899
sitting1932
cake1968
slow-pitch1981
renable1995
1899 E. Phillpotts Human Boy 127 Ferrars..got regularly muddled over a potty question about Jacob.
1916 E. F. Benson David Blaize iv. 70 It was quite certain that Helmsworth would have won had not that ass Blazes..dropped the ‘pottiest’ catch ever seen.
1922 Blackwood's Mag. July 55/2 It's potty on this scaffolding.., no end of cross-pieces to hold on to.
2.
a. Crazy, mad; out of one's mind; eccentric, ‘dotty’.
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the world > health and disease > mental health > mental illness > [adjective] > insanity or madness > affected with
woodc725
woodsekc890
giddyc1000
out of (by, from, of) wit or one's witc1000
witlessc1000
brainsickOE
amadc1225
lunaticc1290
madc1330
sickc1340
brain-wooda1375
out of one's minda1387
frenetica1398
fonda1400
formada1400
unwisea1400
brainc1400
unwholec1400
alienate?a1425
brainless1434
distract of one's wits1470
madfula1475
furious1475
distract1481
fro oneself1483
beside oneself1490
beside one's patience1490
dementa1500
red-wood?1507
extraught1509
misminded1509
peevish1523
bedlam-ripe1525
straughta1529
fanatic1533
bedlama1535
daft1540
unsounda1547
stark raving (also staring) mad1548
distraughted1572
insane1575
acrazeda1577
past oneself1576
frenzy1577
poll-mad1577
out of one's senses1580
maddeda1586
frenetical1588
distempered1593
distraught1597
crazed1599
diswitted1599
idle-headed1599
lymphatical1603
extract1608
madling1608
distracteda1616
informala1616
far gone1616
crazy1617
March mada1625
non compos mentis1628
brain-crazed1632
demented1632
crack-brained1634
arreptitiousa1641
dementate1640
dementated1650
brain-crackeda1652
insaniated1652
exsensed1654
bedlam-witteda1657
lymphatic1656
mad-like1679
dementative1685
non compos1699
beside one's gravity1716
hyte1720
lymphated1727
out of one's head1733
maddened1735
swivel-eyed1758
wrong1765
brainsickly1770
fatuous1773
derangedc1790
alienated1793
shake-brained1793
crack-headed1796
flighty1802
wowf1802
doitrified1808
phrenesiac1814
bedlamite1815
mad-braineda1822
fey1823
bedlamitish1824
skire1825
beside one's wits1827
as mad as a hatter1829
crazied1842
off one's head1842
bemadded1850
loco1852
off one's nut1858
off his chump1864
unsane1867
meshuga1868
non-sane1868
loony1872
bee-headed1879
off one's onion1881
off one's base1882
(to go) off one's dot1883
locoed1885
screwy1887
off one's rocker1890
balmy or barmy on (or in) the crumpet1891
meshuggener1892
nutty1892
buggy1893
bughouse1894
off one's pannikin1894
ratty1895
off one's trolley1896
batchy1898
twisted1900
batsc1901
batty1903
dippy1903
bugs1904
dingy1904
up the (also a) pole1904
nut1906
nuts1908
nutty as a fruitcake1911
bugged1920
potty1920
cuckoo1923
nutsy1923
puggled1923
blah1924
détraqué1925
doolally1925
off one's rocket1925
puggle1925
mental1927
phooey1927
crackers1928
squirrelly1928
over the edge1929
round the bend1929
lakes1934
ding-a-ling1935
wacky1935
screwball1936
dingbats1937
Asiatic1938
parlatic1941
troppo1941
up the creek1941
screwed-up1943
bonkers1945
psychological1952
out to lunch1955
starkers1956
off (one's) squiff1960
round the twist1960
yampy1963
out of (also off) one's bird1966
out of one's skull1967
whacked out1969
batshit1971
woo-woo1971
nutso1973
out of (one's) gourd1977
wacko1977
off one's meds1986
the world > health and disease > mental health > mental illness > degree or type of mental illness > [adjective] > slightly mad > eccentric or cranky
fantastical1531
odd1577
eccentric1685
fanaticized1827
cranky1850
bee-bonneted1856
cornery1887
screwy1887
kinky1889
crankish1892
ratty1895
batchy1898
batsc1901
batty1903
potty1920
offbeat1922
off-centre1930
wacky1935
screwball1936
up the creek1941
oddball1945
wackadoo1958
kooky1959
wiggy1963
flaky1964
nutball1968
woo-woo1971
wacko1977
off-kilter1985
wackadoodle1993
fantastic-
1920 Cornhill Mag. Jan. 7 The producer of the comedy solemnly thanked Jess for saving a situation past praying for... In your potty part, you put 'em all to bed. How did you do it?
1925 Punch 7 Jan. 7 Hear about Mary, Mums? Gone potty! Broke off her engagement 'cos her people disapproved.
1960 Times 21 Sept. 3/7 I realized Floss had put the boot in. I have been going potty about this. When I ‘jumped’ him we didn't mean to kill or hurt him.
1977 Daily Mirror 12 Apr. 17/1 He played the joyously potty day-dreamer.
2000 S. Vickers Miss Garnet's Angel 306 Thank heaven you've given up all that Bible reading caper. I thought you were going potty.
b. Madly in love; madly enthusiastic about, madly keen on.
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the mind > emotion > love > amorous love > [adjective]
amorousc1330
in love (with)a1398
in amours1523
passionate1534
browden1597
inamorate1606
enamoureda1631
épris1793
that way1865
kissy1873
pash1920
potty1923
keen1936
1923 E. V. Lucas Advisory Ben xxxix. 206 I'm potty about her.
1928 ‘R. Crompton’ William—the Good ix. 228 ‘Hector's potty on her too,’ said Ginger.
1975 Reveille 20 June 11/7 Women are potty about pans—they can't resist buying them.
2004 Herald Sun (Melbourne) (Nexis) 9 Nov. 18 He became overly fond of fennel, addicted to aubergine and potty about polenta.
II. Describing tea.
3. Of tea: that tastes of the pot; strong, stewed. rare.
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the world > food and drink > drink > tea > [adjective] > qualities of tea
milkless1816
slushy1839
miserable1842
overdrawn1847
raw1881
mealy1892
stewy1895
tannined1898
potty1901
stiff1904
stewed1908
metallic1909
1901 Westm. Gaz. 4 June 3/2 Debauched teetotalers ruin their insides by intemperate potations of potty tea.

Derivatives

ˈpottily adv.
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the mind > emotion > love > amorous love > [adverb]
amorouslyc1405
enamorately1599
inamorately1599
amatorially1800
pottily1977
1977 Times Lit. Suppl. 3 June 686/3 Contributors to anthologies can pursue minor themes more selectively, if occasionally pottily.
1996 Times-Picayune (New Orleans) (Nexis) 26 Apr. l31 Countess Aurelia thrives in a fantasy world.., and her reactions to her surroundings are intriguingly balanced between the regally detached and the pottily connected.
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, December 2006; most recently modified version published online March 2022).

pottyv.

Brit. /ˈpɒti/, U.S. /ˈpɑdi/
Origin: Formed within English, by conversion. Etymon: potty n.
Etymology: < potty n.
1. transitive. To sit (a child) on a potty.
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1957 Los Angeles Times 2 Sept. ii. 4/4 My son is 3 years old... He arises crying, cries when pottied, dressed, told to do anything.
1988 Hobart Mercury (Nexis) 17 Dec. The children had to be fed, bathed and pottied in the same large room.
2002 Ottawa Citizen (Nexis) 19 Jan. e2 Millions of mothers around the world start pottying their babies at birth or by age three months and finish relatively early.
2. intransitive. North American colloquial. Esp. of children or animals: to urinate; to defecate.
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the world > life > the body > organs of excretion > defecation or urination > defecation > [verb (intransitive)]
dritea1000
to do one's filthheadc1300
shit?c1335
to go to siegec1400
scumbera1425
cack1436
to do one's easementa1438
to ease nature, ease oneselfc1440
skite1449
to do of one's needingsc1475
fen1486
dung1508
spurge1530
to cover his feet1535
lask1540
stool1540
to exonerate nature1542
file1564
fiant1575
cucka1605
wray1620
exonerate1631
excrement1632
to do one's ease1645
sir-reverence1665
excrementizec1670
nest1679
poop1689
move1699
defecate1837
crap1874
mire1918
to make a mess1928
mess1937
to go poo-poo (also poo-poos)1960
potty1972
to do a whoopsie (or whoopsies)1973
pooh1975
the world > life > the body > organs of excretion > defecation or urination > urinary system > urinate [verb (intransitive)]
migheeOE
pissc1300
to make water?a1475
stale1530
leak1598
urinate1599
minge1606
urine1607
water1631
stroana1730
to pass water1738
to pump ship1759
piddle1784
to make one's burn1788
pittle1801
pee1825
micturate1842
tiddlea1852
leck1922
wet1925
whizz1929
wee-wee1930
wee1934
widdle1934
to go (make) wee-wee1937
tinkle1943
void1947
to take a leak1969
potty1972
slash1973
wazz1984
1972 Hamburg (Iowa) Reporter 16 Mar. 4/4 That collar and license sure doesn't keep all the dogs..from ‘pottying’ in my yard and in my garden.
1992 R. M. Asher Women with Alcoholic Husbands ii. 51 He came in and he threw up all over my mother's carpet (and) pottied inside his pants.
2005 Oregonian (Portland, Oregon) (Nexis) 8 Feb. e3 She's also teaching Honey how to walk nicely on a leash, the importance of pottying outside rather than indoors and basic obedience commands.
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