Widdle is a charmingly childish British word for a wee — used both as a noun (the act of urinating) and a verb (to urinate). It's baby-talk that never fully grew up, surviving in British households as the polite, giggle-inducing way to say you need the loo. Parents deploy it with toddlers, adults use it to be funny or squeamish, and it occasionally surfaces in mild embarrassment situations — like when the dog wees on the carpet and someone says the dog did a widdle.
The toddler announced he needed a widdle approximately thirty seconds after they'd left the motorway services.
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(childish, chiefly, _, British) Urine.
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(childish, chiefly, _, UK) An act of urination.
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(childish, chiefly, _, British) To urinate.
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Regional slang from around the English-speaking world — British, Australian, Irish, Caribbean, Nigerian, Filipino, AAVE, and the hyphenated-English dialects that make the internet sound local.
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