Cantonese · Jyutping
Mandarin · Pinyin
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English
- to ease nature
- (dialect) to excrete (urine or feces)
- (noun) 1. diarrhoea; (verb) pee
- to excrete
- to have diarrhea
粵語
- 排泄；將身體嘅排泄物經由尿道或肛門排出體外
- 肚屙
Words containing 屙
- 屙屎o1 si2
to defecate
- 屙尿o1 niu6
to urinate
- 屙肚ngo1 tou5
to defecate
- 肚屙tou5 o1
(noun) diarrhoea
- 屙大o1 daai6
to poop, to take a dump
- 屙唔o1 m1
to poo
- 屙細o1 sai3
to pee
- 屙屁o1 pei3
noun; to fart
- 屙茄ngo1 ke1
to defecate
- 屙爛屎o1 laan6 si2
to have loose or liquid bowel movements
- 屙臭臭o1 cau3 cau3
to poop; to poo-poo [colloquial]
- 屙殊殊o1 syu4 syu2
to pee
- 屙鎖鏈o1 so2 lin2
to constipate; literally, to excrete chain
- 屙𡲢ngo1 ke1
to defecate
- 食屎屙飯sik6 si2 ngo1 faan6
(literally: to eat shit and excrete rice); an expression to insult someone who does things in an unconventional or abnormal manner which does not make sense or someone that does not stands to reasoning
- 大蛇屙屎daai6 se4 o1 si2
it's a vulgar expression, meaning a big deal
- 大蛇屙尿daai6 se4 o1 niu6
it's a vulgar expression, meaning a big deal
- 屙唔唔o1 m1 m1
to poo
- 雞屙尿gai1 o1 niu6
describes something that is very rare or has not happened before
- 屙勃勃o1 but6 but6
(baby slang) to poo
- 屙痢o1 lei6
- 屙遏尿o1 aat3 niu6
to have difficulty passing urine
- 食屙瞓sik6 o1 fan3
eat, shit, and sleep; used to describe a lazy lifestyle
- 得閒冇屎屙dak1 haan4 mou5 si2 o1
lit. free and no urge to poo, meaning one has too much time to spare