That black cat did it again: clawing at the door, widdling in the bathroom.
In the meantime, she has her hands full with Jack, a lively 12-week-old, who sleeps 12 hours a night, has just had his first taste of solid food and likes nothing more than widdling over his mum whenever she changes him.
Alfie widdles all the way down his light olive green mix wool trousers.
Someone has widdled through their letterbox on no less than four occasions.
Cole scampers forward like a Jack Russell chasing a string of sausages which another dog has widdled over.
As if watching your child widdle on the lino for the fifth time in as many hours is ever going to be a giggle, no matter how many zany star charts and ‘hilarious’ picture books you are presented with.
nounˈwɪd(ə)l
British informal
1An act of urinating.
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Example sentencesExamples
I will need at least three widdles and miss most of the film.
The stench coming from them almost made me puke and I had to force my body to not breathe whilst I did my widdle.
1.1mass nounUrine.
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Example sentencesExamples
It did not even slightly scent my widdle that evening.
We in Australia have nothing to be smug about with the Murray River turned into a saline drip, and the Snowy no more extensive than a geriatric's widdle.
How one small cat can hold that amount of widdle is beyond understanding.
Although actually it's not widdle, but cat vomit in astonishing quantities.