Idioms for piss
Origin of piss
1250–1300; Middle English
pissen < Old French
pissier < Vulgar Latin
*pisiāre (imitative)
Words nearby piss
pisistratus,
pismire,
pismo clam,
pisolite,
pisolith,
piss,
piss about,
piss artist,
piss away,
piss off,
piss-poor
British Dictionary definitions for piss away
piss
/ (pɪs) slang /
verb
(intr)
to urinate
(tr)
to discharge as or in one's urine
to piss blood
noun
Word Origin for piss
C13: from Old French
pisser, probably of imitative origin
Idioms and Phrases with piss away
piss away
Squander, waste, as in They've pissed away a fortune on those horses. This term uses piss in the sense of “discharge something as though it were urine.” [Vulgar slang; first half of 1900s]