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piss

1 piss /ˈpɪs/ verb
pisses; pissed; pissing
1 piss
/ˈpɪs/
verb
pisses; pissed; pissing
Britannica Dictionary definition of PISS
informal + impolite
[+ object] : to urinate in or on (something)

not have a pot to piss in

informal + impolite
: to have no money or possessions

piss about/around

[phrasal verb] British, informal + impolite
: to spend time doing things that are not useful or serious : to waste time
piss (someone) about/around : to be unfair or dishonest with (someone)

piss and moan

US, informal + impolite
: to complain in a constant or annoying way

piss away

[phrasal verb]
piss (something) away or piss away (something) US, informal + impolite
: to foolishly waste (something, such as money, talent, opportunities, etc.)

piss down

[phrasal verb] British, informal + impolite
: to rain hard

piss like a racehorse

US, informal + impolite
: to urinate a large amount

piss off

[phrasal verb]
British, informal + impolite : to go away
piss (someone) off or piss off (someone) informal + impolite : to make (someone) very angry or annoyed

piss yourself (laughing)

British, informal + impolite
: to laugh very hard
2 piss /ˈpɪs/ noun
2 piss
/ˈpɪs/
noun
Britannica Dictionary definition of PISS
informal + impolite
[noncount] : urine
[singular] : an act of urinating

on the piss

British, informal + impolite
: drinking heavily at a pub or bar

piss and vinegar

US, informal + impolite
: strength and energy

take the piss out of

British, informal + impolite
: to make fun of or laugh at (someone or something)