pisses
Syllables: piss·es/ˈpɪs.ɪz/
pisses is the plural of piss.
pisses is the third-person singular simple present indicative of piss.
Meaning of piss
Noun
piss (countable and uncountable, plural pisses)
- Urine.
- This toilet is disgusting. There's piss all over the floor.
- The act of urinating.
- I'm desperate for a piss!
- Alcoholic beverage, especially of inferior quality.
- Let's dash over to Fisher's for a fifth of that one-fifty-one West Indian. We can't drink this piss, it's degrading.1974, Donald Newlove, The Drunks, →ISBN, page 33
- An intensifier.
- piss-poor
Phrases with pisses
- pisses on
- pisses up
- pisses off
- pisses away
- pisses down
- pisses about
- pisses around
- pisses it down
- pisses oneself
- pisses all over
- pisses and moans
- pisses in the wind
23 more phrasesFewer phrases
- pisses one's pants
- pisses like a horse
- pisses the Pope off
- pisses into the wind
- pisses out one's ass
- pisses in the popcorn
- pisses like a racehorse
- pisses out of one's ass
- pisses money up the wall
- pisses in someone's chips
- pisses on someone's chips
- pisses on someone's parade
- pisses more than one drinks
- pisses on someone's bonfire
- pisses in someone's Cheerios
- pisses on someone's campfire
- pisses on someone's Cheerios
- pisses something up the wall
- pisses on from a great height
- pisses in someone's cornflakes
- pisses on someone's cornflakes
- pisses like a Russian racehorse
- pisses on someone's leg and tells them it's raining
Questions about pisses
- What is pisses the plural of?
- Pisses is the plural of piss.
- How do you pronounce pisses?
- Pisses is pronounced /ˈpɪs.ɪz/.
Words near pisses in the dictionary
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