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compiss

compiss verb: to piss all over (something); to wet with urine.

Verb

compiss (third-person singular simple present compisses, present participle compissing, simple past and past participle compissed)

  1. (obsolete, rare) To piss all over (something); to wet with urine.
    • [T]hese villainous dogs did compiss all her habiliments, and left none of her attire unbesprinkled with their staling […].1653, François Rabelais, translated by Thomas Urquhart, Pantagruel, Book 2, Chapter XXII

Forms of compiss

third-person singular presentcompisses
present participlecompissing
past participlecompissed
pastcompissed

Origin of compiss

From French compisser.

Questions about compiss

What does compiss mean?
Compiss means to piss all over (something); to wet with urine.
What part of speech is compiss?
Compiss is a verb.
What is the past tense of compiss?
The past tense of compiss is compissed.

Words near compiss in the dictionary

  1. comping
  2. compinge
  3. compinged
  4. compinging
  5. compings
  6. compiss
  7. compital
  8. Compitalia
  9. Compiègne
  10. compl.
  11. complacence

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