英语词汇“piddle”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

piddle

/ˈpɪd(ə)l

informal

verb [no object]

Urinate.Finally, Mattie was amazed when a German Shepherd jumped across his fence and piddled in his front garden. Two minutes later his dog did the same thing....

He added: ‘It went really well considering we set up cameras in a milking parlour and only one cow piddled on someone.’
However, we find she has piddled on the bed, which is her particular place, again suggesting that she is feeling insecure about her tenure of the house.

noun [in singular]

1An act of urinating.Since I was awake at that hour, I decided to take advantage of that and do a nighttime piddle, and she tried to ensure that I didn't forget she was around by staying fairly glued to my feet....

As I prepared for a piddle in the gloom, a voice from within an open cubicle warned: ‘It's flooded, mate.’
At noontime I let Gus out for a piddle, without attending on him, much less leashing him.

1.1 [mass noun] Urine.I have finally picked myself up off the floor, wiped the tears from my eyes, cleaned up the puddle of piddle, iced the bruised knees, stitched my side…...

Since the average crew lands after a 35-plus hour sortie with more than 80 full piddle packs and a full toilet, the Flight Safety office is pursuing a local modification to the toilet.
It may be nasty, but when else will we ever get to see a man eat a snow cone soaked in his own piddle?

Phrasal verbs

piddle about/around

Derivatives

piddler

noun informal ...

Hopefully, female piddlers will be included on the agenda.
Grandma says that life is too short to fret about what every piddler and diddler farting around the plaza thinks.
He was not a lazy man, another settler reported, but ‘a tinkler - a piddler - always doing but doing nothing great.’

Origin

Mid 16th century: probably from a blend of piss and puddle.

单词	piddle
释义	piddle /ˈpɪd(ə)l / informal verb [no object] Urinate.Finally, Mattie was amazed when a German Shepherd jumped across his fence and piddled in his front garden. Two minutes later his dog did the same thing.... He added: ‘It went really well considering we set up cameras in a milking parlour and only one cow piddled on someone.’ However, we find she has piddled on the bed, which is her particular place, again suggesting that she is feeling insecure about her tenure of the house. noun [in singular] 1An act of urinating.Since I was awake at that hour, I decided to take advantage of that and do a nighttime piddle, and she tried to ensure that I didn't forget she was around by staying fairly glued to my feet.... As I prepared for a piddle in the gloom, a voice from within an open cubicle warned: ‘It's flooded, mate.’ At noontime I let Gus out for a piddle, without attending on him, much less leashing him. 1.1 [mass noun] Urine.I have finally picked myself up off the floor, wiped the tears from my eyes, cleaned up the puddle of piddle, iced the bruised knees, stitched my side…... Since the average crew lands after a 35-plus hour sortie with more than 80 full piddle packs and a full toilet, the Flight Safety office is pursuing a local modification to the toilet. It may be nasty, but when else will we ever get to see a man eat a snow cone soaked in his own piddle? Phrasal verbs piddle about/around Derivatives piddler noun informal ... Hopefully, female piddlers will be included on the agenda. Grandma says that life is too short to fret about what every piddler and diddler farting around the plaza thinks. He was not a lazy man, another settler reported, but ‘a tinkler - a piddler - always doing but doing nothing great.’ Origin Mid 16th century: probably from a blend of piss and puddle. Rhymes fiddle, griddle, kiddle, Liddell, middle, riddle, twiddle
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piddle

Phrasal verbs

Derivatives

piddler

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