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    Mear (en. Piss)

    /me.ar/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    To expel urine.
    The dog went out to the garden to pee.
    El perro salió al jardín a mear.
    To urinate in an inappropriate place.
    You shouldn't pee in the street.
    No deberías mear en la calle.
    To take a break to urinate.
    I'm going to pee before continuing the trip.
    Voy a mear antes de continuar el viaje.

    Etymology

    From the Latin 'mictare', which means to urinate.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to pee oneself with laughter
    Laughing a lot to the point of losing control.
    mearse de risa
    peeing and peeing
    Doing something non-stop.
    meando y meando
    I don't want to pee
    I don't want to lose control or composure.
    no me quiero mear

    Related Words

    urine
    Yellow liquid that is excreted by the kidneys.
    orina
    urethra
    Duct through which urine is expelled.
    uretra
    pee
    Colloquial term referring to urine.
    pis

    Slang Meanings

    To pee on someone
    Don't pay attention to him, he's just peeing on people.
    No le hagas caso, está solo meando a la gente.
    To pee oneself with fear
    When he saw the ghost, he almost peed himself with fear.
    Cuando vio al fantasma, casi se mea de miedo.
    To pee oneself with laughter
    That joke is so good that I peed myself with laughter.
    Ese chiste es tan bueno que me he meado de la risa.
    To pee in the corner
    Don't tell me you saw him pee in the corner.
    No me digas que lo viste mear en la esquina.
    To pee out of the pot
    His comment seemed to me like peeing out of the pot.
    Su comentario me pareció mear fuera del tiesto.