Pronunciation: /ˈpɪdəl/
noun a small amount of something
A1 My puppy made a piddle on the floor.
A2 I accidentally stepped in a piddle at the park.
B1 The toddler had a piddle accident during the car ride.
B2 The cat left a piddle outside the litter box.
C1 The elderly dog sometimes has trouble holding its piddle.
C2 The hotel room smelled of piddle due to a plumbing issue.
verb to waste time in a trivial or ineffective way
A1 The puppy piddled on the carpet.
A2 I accidentally piddled in my pants.
B1 The toddler piddled in the pool during swimming lessons.
B2 The dog piddled on every tree during our walk in the park.
C1 She piddled around with her phone instead of working on her project.
C2 The cat piddled in the flowerbed, much to the annoyance of the gardener.
formal The toddler needed to piddle before getting in the car.
informal I'll just quickly piddle before we leave.
slang I can't believe he's piddling around instead of getting the work done.
figurative She always piddles around with her projects instead of finishing them.
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