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To fondle, especially in association with little boys. Look at that playground full of scrumptious little boys; I'd love to piddle each and every one of them.
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Little kid word for urine; the act of urinating. I have to make piddle; Shut up while I piddle.
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I have to piddle before we leave.
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V. To look like you are doing something for multiple hours, while accomplishing absolutely nothing. Johny piddled around in the sink all day, but the dishes are still dirty.
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the act of peeing a little bit because of so much laughter I laughed so hard I think I just piddled.
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A mix of puddle and pissed. A nice term to describe a dog taking a pee. Often used in excess while potty training a puppy. Little Ruby the poodle piddled on her newspaper.
Did she piddle on her walk? She snuck off and did a piddle on the carpet. |
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1) A word used instead of a swear.
2) A the secong part of the word Wazpiddle (Which also has the same deffinition Guy: *Bangs his head* OW! PIDDLE! Not again.
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piss i gotta go piddle
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