toi·let 
/ˈtoɪlət/ noun
plural toi·lets /ˈtoɪlət/ noun [count] 1 : a large bowl attached to a pipe that is used for getting rid of bodily waste and then flushed with water
▪ flush the toilet ▪ One of the kids needed to use the toilet. ▪ a toilet brush/seat/bowl ▪ (Brit) The little boy told his mother that he had to go to the toilet. [=use the toilet; (US) go to the bathroom] — see picture at bathroom 2 chiefly Brit : bathroom
▪ a public toilet [=restroom] ▪ He's in the toilet. [=loo] 3 old-fashioned : the act or process of washing and dressing yourself
▪ a painting of a woman at her toilet
▪ flush the toilet ▪ One of the kids needed to use the toilet. ▪ a toilet brush/seat/bowl ▪ (Brit) The little boy told his mother that he had to go to the toilet. [=use the toilet; (US) go to the bathroom] — see picture at bathroom
▪ a public toilet [=restroom] ▪ He's in the toilet. [=loo]
▪ a painting of a woman at her toilet
flush something down the toilet — see 2flush
