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piddle

[ UK /pˈɪdə‍l/ ]
[ US /ˈpɪdəɫ/ ]
NOUN
  1. liquid excretory product
    the child had to make water
    there was blood in his urine
VERB
  1. eliminate urine
    Again, the cat had made on the expensive rug
  2. waste time; spend one's time idly or inefficiently

How To Use piddle In A Sentence

  • The man on the prowl piddled in his Rambo-wannabe camouflage pants and fled the scene.
  • Sometimes, four days will go by and I've just kind of, like, piddled. Ed Ruscha: 'There's room for saying things in bright shiny colours'
  • Northerner answers: "North is cold rise, piddle should take a club, scatter freeze, follow along with aspic knock, otherwise person and wall want aspic to be in one place.
  • Too bad, because I wanted to bury it and piddle on the spot.
  • First they are afraid of a terrorist who can't do any harm and then they are afraid this terrorist will let the cat out of the bag and tell the whole world what cheney authorized and the piddle widdle bush went along with ... State of the Union: John King's Crib Sheet for November 15
  • At least he is taking a family vacation, not using our tax revenue to go piddle on his "ranch". Conservative group targets Obama's vacation
  • At noontime I let Gus out for a piddle, without attending on him, much less leashing him.
  • The last time I went in there, Friday, there was a girl squatting/sitting on a urinal/trough thing to piddle.
  • Simultaneously, I tried to dig out my PCL from where it was buried in my helmet bag with CamelBaks, crackers, piddle packs, evasion charts, and NVG cases.
  • You should also replace the sand every two years whether Fluffy piddled there or not. You Raising Your Child
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