What does Pee Pee mean?

Slang term for urine, the yellowish waste secretion from many mammals.


Other definitions of Pee Pee:

  • Another, "family-friendly" name for genitals, where pee is expelled.
  • Kid-friendly way to talk about urine or various sexual organs.
  • An infantilizing name for a man's penis, as it sounds like what a child would call their own penis.

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How to use the term
Pee Pee:

  • Does anybody need to pee pee before we hit the road? Long way before the next rest stop.

  • Get your pee pee out of that!

  • Ugh. I got kicked in the pee pee. OUCHIE.

  • Oh, baby. I bet you have a huge peepee, huh?


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