a piece of piss see under piss

go to pieces

1. To break up entirely (lit and figurative)
2. To lose completely the ability to cope with the situation

in pieces

In, or to, a broken-up state

of a piece

1. As if of the same piece, the same in nature
2. Homogeneous, uniform
3. In keeping, consistent (with with)

piece of eight see under eight

piece of goods (dialect; derogatory)

A woman

piece of work

1. A task
2. A fuss, ado
3. A person (usu with nasty, etc)

piece out

To eke out

piece together

To put together bit by bit

piece up

1. To patch up
2. Perh to incorporate in one's own share (Shakespeare)

say one's piece

To contribute one's opinion

the piece (Scot)

Apiece

to pieces see all to pieces above.

piss /pis/ (vulgar)

To urinate

1. To discharge as urine
2. To urinate on

1. Urine
2. An act of urination

pissed adjective (slang)

1. Extremely drunk
2. Annoyed, pissed off (N American)

pissˈer noun (slang)

1. One who urinates
2. An annoying person or thing
3. A toilet
4. The penis

pissˈ-a-bed noun (dialect)

The dandelion

piss artist noun (slang)

1. Someone who drinks heavily
2. A person who is all talk, a foolish show-off

pissˈhead noun (slang)

A heavy drinker, a habitual drunkard

pissˈ-poorˈ adjective (slang)

Of a contemptibly low standard

pissˈ-pot noun (archaic)

A chamberpot

pissˈ-take noun (slang)

An instance of mockery

pissˈ-taker noun

piss-ˈtaking noun and adjective

pissˈ-up noun (slang)

A drinking bout

a piece of piss (slang)

An easy thing to do, a piece of cake

on the piss (slang)

Engaged in a bout of heavy drinking

piss about or around (slang)

1. To behave in a foolish or time-wasting way
2. To inconvenience (someone)

piss down (slang)

To rain heavily

pissed off (slang)

1. Annoyed
2. Fed up

piss off (slang)

To go away (often as imperative)

piss (someone) off (slang)

To annoy or upset (someone)

take the piss (out of) (slang)

To mock, tease