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• n  liquid excretory product
• v  waste time; spend one's time idly or inefficiently
• v  eliminate urine

• After five of Rosenstock's feeble exhibitions of batonistic piddle-paddle, Manhattan critics howled him down, sent him scurrying back where he came from.
• Please, let's not piddle away the tax on relief of Social Security taxes or any other pet scheme of Congress's.
• Says a top Atlanta businessman who knows Callaway well: "He's not the kind to piddle around in this kind of stuff.

• urine
• piss
• pee
• weewee
• water
• wanton
• wanton away
• piddle away
• trifle
• make
• urinate
• puddle
• micturate
• pee-pee
• make water
• relieve oneself
• take a leak
• spend a penny
• wee
• wee-wee
• pass water

News & Articles

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• The longer the story the better that Mama loved it
  It was one of those days when you have a lot of work to do and none of it you want to do so you just piddle.
  June 9, 2013 - The Biloxi Sun Herald

Quotes

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• William Golding in New York Times
  The truth is my deepest unconscious desire would be to show Marlborough,Golding wrote, "and then piddle on them."
• Dave Freudenthal in The Casper Star Tribune
  I've always said that the problem with legislators is that they're a lot like puppies; they have to piddle on everything that goes by,Freudenthal joked. "I think we've proven that here today."
• Harry M Wyatt in New York Times
  We're behind the power curve, and we can't piddle around,Maj. Gen. Harry M. Wyatt III, commander of the Oklahoma National Guard, said in an interview.