pittle
/ˈpɪtl/verb
1 [no object] To spend time in trifling activities, to potter around.
2 [no object] To urinate; = piddle. Also in extended use. Now English regional (chiefly northern ).
Origin
Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Roger Ascham (d. 1568), author and royal tutor. Apparently a variant of piddle.
- public house sign
- public housing
- public intellectual
- public interest
- public interest immunity
- public interest immunity certificate
- publicise
- publicism
- publicist
- publicistic
- publicitor
- mixture
- mixture stop
- mixty-maxty
- mixum-gatherum
- mix-um gather-um
- mix-up
- mixy
- mixy-matchy
- miya
- Miz
- Miz'
- mizen
- mizmaze
- Mizo