Aussie slang for beer.
1. Someone would say "my husband's been on the piss again, he came home staggering last night."
2. An angry wife would say to her yobbo husband "you've been out last night on the piss haven't ya???"
2. An angry wife would say to her yobbo husband "you've been out last night on the piss haven't ya???"
by bread infection November 25, 2009
by Wizard November 9, 2001
by Stonepelt February 27, 2016
In England the term pissing means to go bar hopping, which I believe is how we began to use it to mean "urinating"
Listen to the lyrics from ChumbaWambas Song 'Tubthumping' they are refering to bar hopping.
"I get knocked down
But I get up again
You’re never going to
Keep me down
Pissing the night away
Pissing the night away"
Listen to the lyrics from ChumbaWambas Song 'Tubthumping' they are refering to bar hopping.
"I get knocked down
But I get up again
You’re never going to
Keep me down
Pissing the night away
Pissing the night away"
by TATORTITS December 29, 2005
In America and Canada, usually coupled with "off", to mean extremely angry. Considered a swear word.
In the UK, Ireland, and Australia, pissed means massively drunk. Generally beyond everyday drunk, a specialist kind of drunk. Not so much a swear word.
In the UK, Ireland, and Australia, pissed means massively drunk. Generally beyond everyday drunk, a specialist kind of drunk. Not so much a swear word.
America: "You crashed my car, man! I'm so pissed!"
UK/Ireland: "I just had 7 pints and I'm well pissed!"
UK/Ireland: "I just had 7 pints and I'm well pissed!"
by LibertineRiot August 24, 2011
by Wang Chung January 5, 2004