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pointing Percy at the porcelain

pointing Percy at the porcelain is the present participle and gerund of point Percy at the porcelain.

Meaning of point Percy at the porcelain

Verb

point Percy at the porcelain (third-person singular simple present points Percy at the porcelain, present participle pointing Percy at the porcelain, simple past and past participle pointed Percy at the porcelain)

  1. (humorous, informal, vulgar) Of men, to urinate; specifically, to urinate against a ceramic urinal by aiming the penis carefully enough not to get any urine outside the urinal.

Questions about pointing Percy at the porcelain

What is pointing Percy at the porcelain the present participle and gerund of?
Pointing Percy at the porcelain is the present participle and gerund of point Percy at the porcelain.

Words near pointing Percy at the porcelain in the dictionary

  1. pointing fingers
  2. pointing mark
  3. pointing marks
  4. pointing one's toes
  5. pointing out
  6. pointing Percy at the porcelain
  7. pointing stick
  8. pointing sticks
  9. pointing the bone
  10. pointing the finger at
  11. pointing up

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