piss oneself v.
1. lit. to urinate on oneself.
Burlesque Homer (4th edn) II 16: What shame! [...] / Ye all bepiss’d yourselves for fear. | ||
Far from the Customary Skies 112: Brooklyn says you pissed yourself. | ||
Owning Up (1974) 117: There I was [...] the gude whisky running down in a stream betwen ma legs and making a pool on the street. ‘Have you pussed ye’sel?’ he asks. | ||
High Windows 19: You keep on pissing yourself, and can’t remember. | ‘The Old Fools’ in||
Stand (1990) 1221: He was just about pissing himself. | ||
Herald Rev. (Decatur, IL) 7 Feb. 3/3: Bean’r pissed herself. | ||
Death Minus Zero (1998) 160: They start bawling, or even piss in their knickers [...] Jesus, people start pissing themselves, you just want to pack up and go home. | ||
You Got Nothing Coming 205: So you did, in fact, proceed to piss yourself! | ||
Dirty South 180: I couldn’t walk in a straight line and I pissed myself twice. | ||
Leather Maiden 44: I was lying on top of the sheets, having pissed myself. The room smelled of urine and alcohol. | ||
Razorblade Tears 54: Buddy Lee heard the pitter-patter of water hitting the laminated floor. [...] ‘He just pissed himself’. |
2. to be utterly terrified, whether lit. causing urination or not.
We Think The World Of You (1971) 123: ‘Did he get into trouble?’ ‘No, but ’e didn’t half piss ‘isself.’. | ||
Living Black 300: They talk fight but piss themselves in fear. | ||
(con. 1920s) Emerald Square 57: The poor man was pissing himself with fright. | ||
Leaving Bondi (2013) [ebook] ‘Don’t piss yourself when you see what happens’. | ||
(con. 1973) Johnny Porno 55: ‘Let’s not get carried away’ [...] ‘Don’t piss yourself’, Hastings said. |
3. to laugh uproariously; usu. the urination is just fig.
‘Lament to a Beaufort’ in Mess Songs & Rhymes of the RAAF 19: But when he sees those Beauforts, all U/S two weeks after, / He smartly changes from shitting, and pissed himself with laughter. | ||
Sel. Letters (1992) 119: Well thanks for Your letar, you can certanly Spinn a yarn, I was fare peng myself at the Finnish. | letter 17 July in Thwaite||
(con. 1940s) Borstal Boy 249: Old Tessie just looked down at ’im and pisses ‘imself laughing. | ||
Guntz 109: I went on, almost pissing myself with laughter. | ||
Glass Canoe (1982) 57: Danny’s pissing himself laughing by this time. | ||
Decadence in Decadence and Other Plays (1985) 15: Pissed myself laughing. | ||
(con. 1920s) Emerald Square 100: One boy, Dessy O’Connor in the corner, pissed himself, laughing. | ||
Fatty 118: ‘He was a nice but he had the funniest head I’ve ever seen. I was pissing myself’. | ||
Trainspotting 40: Nina thought that she would piss herself. | ||
Guardian Guide 1–6 Jan. 44: The kids would still be pissing themselves laughing. | ||
Killing Pool 139: ‘We need to talk about Kalan.’ He’s not exactly pissing himself. ‘Yes, I’m well aware...’. | ||
Young Team 15: They’re aw pishin thirsels at the eld cunt. |