piddle
/ˈpɪdəl/
verb
- To waste time doing unimportant things; to dawdle or trifle.
- Stop piddling around and finish your homework.
- He piddled away the afternoon playing video games.
- She tends to piddle with small tasks instead of tackling the big project.
- To urinate (used informally, especially with children or pets).
- The toddler piddled in his potty for the first time.
- The puppy piddled on the kitchen floor.
- He asked to stop the car so he could piddle behind a tree.
Antonyms
noun
- Urine (used informally, especially with children or pets).
- She cleaned up the cat's piddle with a paper towel.
- The dog's piddle left a stain on the carpet.
- There was a puddle of piddle on the bathroom floor.