Translations for „piddle“ in the English » German Dictionary

I . pid·dle [ˈpɪdl̩] inf! N esp childspeak

1. piddle no pl (urine):

piddle

Pipi nt inf

piddle

Pisse f coarse

2. piddle usu sing esp Brit (action):

piddle

Pinkeln nt inf

piddle

Biseln nt CH inf

piddle

Pissen nt coarse

Kate was desperate for a piddle

Kate musste ganz dringend inf

II . pid·dle [ˈpɪdl̩] inf! INTERJ (expresses irritation)

piddle

Mist! inf

piddle

Scheiße! coarse

III . pid·dle [ˈpɪdl̩] inf! VB intr

piddle

pinkeln inf

piddle

biseln CH inf

piddle

pissen coarse

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

Kate was desperate for a piddle

Kate musste ganz dringend inf

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

If they needed a piddle, she simply let them out in to the adjoining library to relieve themselves on the rare silk rugs.

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What will he odious pus in the empty nest with a piddle of wire and a prong?

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I was just piddling around with it.

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A man on a scooter piddled his way northwards in the middle of the curb lane as cars skidded around the corner towards him.

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No one wants to broadcast these sentiments because they don't want to piddle upon the greatest story in footballing history.

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The ocean is an exciting, never-dull place that is perfect for piddling away your existence.

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This is also a precaution against piddling on your own - or the other chap's - shoes.

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We missed some more liberties and piddled around with various exercises.

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Keep up your absurd excuses and you'll be left with high schools and grammar schools to piddle with.

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Men piddling in public, men urinating against walls of private residences, public institutions, between cars in parking, against trees, even by the river.

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