Pee: meaning, definitions and examples

Informal and commonly used in everyday conversation, especially among friends and family.

• I need to pee before we leave.
• Do you need to pee?

Formal and medical. Used in professional or clinical settings, or when a formal tone is required.

• The doctor asked if you have any difficulty urinating.
• Please provide a urine sample by urinating into this cup.

Informal and commonly used in British English, especially around children.

• I need to go for a wee.
• Does your toddler need a wee before we go?

Informal and often used with or by children, or when talking to children.

• Do you need to go tinkle before we go?
• The little girl said she had to tinkle.

Very informal and somewhat crude. It's typically used among close friends and is more common among adults.

• I'll be right back, I need to take a leak.
• He's taking a leak behind the bushes.