Pronunciation: /meɪk ˈwɔːtər/
verb to urinate
A1 The dog needs to make water before going for a walk.
A2 She always makes water first thing in the morning.
B1 It is important to make water regularly to stay hydrated.
B2 The doctor advised him to make water at least eight times a day.
C1 Athletes are trained to make water efficiently during long races.
C2 The hikers had to make water in the wilderness using a filtration system.
formal The doctor advised the patient to make water regularly to ensure proper hydration.
informal I always make sure to make water before leaving the house.
slang I gotta go make water real quick, be right back.
figurative His speech was so boring, it felt like he was trying to make water out of thin air.
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