What is a slang word for toilet?

pisser (coarse slang) pooper (slang) porcelain god (slang) porcelain goddess (slang) pot.

What can I say instead of toilet?

What is British slang for toilet?

Khazi. Initially a term borrowed into English from the Italian casa, meaning “house,” this British term came to mean “toilet” in the 1930s and started out as casey or carsey before becoming khazi in the 1970s.

What is bathroom slang?

loo (British, informal) washroom. can (US, Canadian, slang) john (slang, mainly US, Canadian) head(s) (nautical, slang)

What is slang for going for a poo?

28 English Words

What are some funny slangs for pooping?

Taking the Browns to the Super Bowl. Taking a dump. Taking a seat on the porcelain throne. Taking it to the hoop.

What are 10 slang words?

What do kids call pee?

Some child-friendly potty words, proper and slang, for urine and urination include: Pee, or pee-pee. Wee, or wee-wee. Tinkle.

Why are toilets called Loos?

The word comes from nautical terminology, loo being an old-fashioned word for lee. The standard methinks it comes from the nautical pronunciation (in British English) of leeward is looward. Early ships were not fitted with toilets but the crew would urinate over the side of the vessel.

What is the bathroom Tik Tok?

On TikTok, students record themselves vandalizing school bathrooms and then encourage classmates to do the same and share their destruction videos.

Is Head slang for bathroom?

Since the wind was blowing from the rear to the front, the “head” (or front) of the ship was the best place for sailors to relieve themselves. So, when the shipmates went to the toilet, they went to the head.

Why is it called a bathroom?

bathroom (n.)

also bath-room, 1780, from bath + room (n.). Originally a room with apparatus for bathing (the only definition in "Century Dictionary," 1902); it came to be used 20c. in U.S. as a euphemism for a lavatory and often is noted as a word that confuses British travelers.

Why do people call bathroom bio?

We have seen a gradual uptick in its use in recent years. Bio break is a shortening of biological break and one of many euphemisms in English for using the restroom—though bio break sounds much more clinical than other euphemisms like "powder your nose" and "see a man about a dog (or horse)."