widdle

/ ˈwɪdəl /

verb

1. intr to urinate

noun

1. urine
2. an act or instance of urinating

Word History and Origins

Origin of widdle¹

C20: from piddle

Example Sentences

The only thing more infantilizing than her ice-cream slander would be “My husband needs a low-cal Fudgsicle every night to soothe his widdle throat.”

From New York Times

Q-6: WIDDLE: What dat toot kitty cat is.

From Washington Post

Your husband has pulled off the ultimate bag job, and now he wants to show up with a kitten, which is tantamount to announcing, “We’re the ones who killed your widdle puddy tat!”

From Slate

If they’re getting really fussy, try defusing the situation by asking, “Does the widdle baby need its binkie?” and shoving a pacifier in their mouth.

From Slate

During their drive Allison reveals her cockeyed scheme to murder Kevin, and Patty's initial shock isn't at the confession itself but the fact that adorable widdle Allison believes she's capable of cold-blooded homicide.

From Salon