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Molly Piss
British slang, originating in Plymouth, Devon, it means an ineffectual male. The epithet also implies that the recipient is also moronic impotent, effeminate and incompetent. The origin is believed to derive from the expression 'not worth a Molly's piss', where Molly or Mollie was a slang name for a prostitute. So a Molly Piss is someone who is not worth a prostitute’s piss, meaning that they are of no account or totally worthless.
“Mark’s all uptight and emotional because Terry pointed out a fundamental error in his figures, says he’s going to resign because he can’t take the constant criticism.”
“What a molly piss!”
“What a molly piss!”
Molly Piss by AKACroatalin June 5, 2015
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Pisstits
A girl who has serious bladder control issues, and on one occasion has been known to piss on her own tits after falling in a bathroom. She also regularly pisses herself in public places.
piss blood
An insult used to wish someone to quite literally, piss out blood, as if they have a symptom or illness which causes them to.
Similar to 'get cancer' or 'die'
Similar to 'get cancer' or 'die'
piss blood by davidhaselov April 1, 2017
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