As verbs the difference between urinate and squirting
is that urinate is to pass urine from the body while squirting is present participle of lang=en.
As a noun squirting is
the act of something being squirted.
urinate
English
Verb
(
urinat)
(medicine) To pass urine from the body.
- 1877' ''See that the bladder is emptied just before he goes to bed. Wake him once or twice during the night, and have him '''urinate . Use all possible means to remove the cause of irritation by giving him plenty of out-of-door exercise and a very simple, though nutritious, diet.'' — John Harvey Kellogg,
Plain facts for Old and Young ....
Usage notes
This is a medical term loaned from Latin, but some people prefer to use this word in some social situations as an alternative to (piss) which can be too vulgar and (pee), (wee), etc. which can sound embarrassingly childish. The same applies to the noun (urine).
Synonyms
* do business
* micturate
* piss
* take a leak
* tinkle
(euphemisms)
* do a number one
* go
* go number one (juvenile, probably US only )
* do number one
* have a pee
* have a wee
* make water
* pee
* piddle
* relieve oneself
* take a pee
* take a wee
* tinkle
* wee
* go see a man about a horse
(vulgarisms)
* drain one's pickle
* drain the lizard
* drain the main vein
* have a leak
* have a piss
* have a slash
* piss
* point Percy at the porcelain
* see a man about a horse
* see a man about the plumbing
* shake hands with the unemployed
* slash
* splash one's boots
* siphon the python
* take a piss
* take a wicked yes
* take a whizz
* take care of business
* whizz
* See also
Related terms
* urine
* urinal
* urination
* urea
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squirting
English
Verb
(head)
Noun
(
en noun)
The act of something being squirted.
* 2010 , Caroline Graham, A Place of Safety
- Someone had attempted to make the foul ambience less offensive by liberal squirtings with a sickly sweet freshener.
