pee-pee n.
1. (mainly US juv., also pipi) urination, urine; usu. in phrs. go pee-pee, make pee-pee [redup. pee n.1 (2); euph. for piss n. (2)].
![]() | Forbidden Fruit n.p.: The sound of that rushing stream electrified me [...] my little pego hardened of it's own accord, so jumping out of bed, I exclaimed: ‘Auntie, I must give you a last kiss, how funny the noise of your pee-pee has made me feel’. | |
![]() | Anecdota Americana I 175: Mabel asked her cousin to show her the toilet, so she could ‘go pee-pee’. | |
![]() | Tropic of Cancer (1963) 155: Having made peepee and blown his nose vigorously. | |
![]() | Sel. Letters (1981) 570: He is like a little child who [...] wants the car to stop in the race so he can make pee-pee. | letter 13 Sept. in Baker|
![]() | Hills Were Joyful Together (1966) 195: You look sick as a turkey pee-pee. | |
![]() | Night of the Iguana Act III: Is this true that you make pee-pee all over the suitcases of the ladies from Texas? | |
![]() | Last Exit to Brooklyn 231: Helen put her thumb in her mouth [...] Have to go peepee Mommy. | |
![]() | (con. 1945) Tattoo (1977) 397: I go make pee-pee. | |
![]() | City of Glass (1988) 17: They had to teach him everything [...] How to make caca and pipi in the toilet. | |
![]() | Alice in La-La Land (1999) 32: The little twat might act like she thought a cock was for making pee-pee. | |
![]() | Rumble Tumble 41: That way there wouldn’t be underwear under the couch, or pee-pee on the bathroom floor. | |
![]() | Reach 100: Mummy go peepee. | |
![]() | Drawing Dead [ebook] You beat his head in with a rock when he’s making pee-pee. | |
![]() | OG Dad 230: She will bunch up some toilet paper and kind of air-wipe her tushy after going pee-pee. | |
![]() | Lives Laid Away [ebook] ‘They come out and make pee-pee on the street!’. |
2. (mainly US juv., also peep, peepee meat) the penis.
![]() | in Limerick (1953) 14: There was a young dolly named Molly / Who thought that to frig was folly. / Said she, ‘Your pee-pee / Means nothing to me, / But I’ll do it just to be jolly’. | |
![]() | Guild Dict. Homosexual Terms 34: peepee meat (n.): A small penis; a hangover from the nursery term meaning the urinary organ. | |
![]() | Mama Black Widow 202: Your little ‘pee-pee’ will get hard at least once more. | |
![]() | Queens’ Vernacular 50: the penis [...] peep [...] peepee. [Ibid.] 52: fellator [...] peepee-puller. [Ibid.] 185: small penis [...] peepee meat (= child’s penis). | |
![]() | Sexual Perversity in Chicago (1994) 74: Were you playing with each other’s genitals? Each other’s ... ‘pee-pees?’ ... whatever you call them at home. | |
![]() | Chili 37: My poor lil’ pee pee, its head scraped and bruised. | |
![]() | Breakfast on Pluto 8: The morning he inserted his excitable pee-pee into the vagina of a woman. | |
![]() | Crumple Zone 4: The Ridg has been trying to scratch his peepee which he cannot locate inside very baggy jeans. | |
![]() | IOL Cape News 7 Oct. 🌐 I don’t support the cheating business but [to] cut someone[’s] pee-pee is something else. | |
![]() | Finders Keepers (2016) 369: Did she pinch your nose or twist your tiny useless peepee? |
3. the vagina.
![]() | Whores, Queers & Others I [ebook] [T]he man has to put his pee-pee into the woman's pee-pee which is actually a hole in her body like your rectum. | |
![]() | Ringolevio 200: He widened one of the little girls’ peepee enough to poke his large prick inside. |
4. a male homosexual prostitute.
![]() | Maledicta III:2 220: I always thought a ponce was a pimp and not a pee-pee, crack salesman, kid on the game, etc. |
In compounds
(US) a paedophile.
![]() | Pain Killers 39: Convicts hate pee-pee bandits. |
the physical movements that signify that someone, usu. a child, is desperate to urinate.
![]() | Boy from County Hell 332: A tow-headed kid did the pee-pee dance in front of the shithouse. |
(gay) one who prefers the youngest boys for sex.
![]() | Sex Variants. | ‘Lang. of Homosexuality’ Appendix VII in Henry|
![]() | Guild Dict. Homosexual Terms 34: peepee lover (n.): The homosexual fellator who likes very, very young boys. | |
![]() | Queens’ Vernacular 74: man who likes very young boys [...] peepee lover (pej, ’40s). |
In phrases
(US gay) to fellate.
![]() | Queens’ Vernacular. |