pissing
An exclamation that can mean urinating, usually with a sense of surprise or disgust.
When we say "pissing" in this way, it's often used to describe someone or something suddenly and unexpectedly releasing urine. For example, if you get splashed by a dog who hasn't gone to the bathroom yet, you might say "Look at that pissing all over the place!" The word can be used in a more casual conversation about a situation where there's been an accident, like spilling water or having a leak. In this sense, it's not necessarily an insult but rather a way of describing a messy situation.
How common is "pissing"?
It appears most frequently in fiction texts and less often in other writings.
verb
To urinate.
Example: When I got home I found a drunk pissing in my doorway.
noun
An act of urination.
adjective
Used to express dislike of or annoyance towards the thing mentioned.
Example: I can't get this pissing computer to work.
Real examples of "pissing" in context
