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Meaning of piddlepants | Babel Free

Noun CEFR C1
/ˈpɪd.l̩ˌpænts/

Definitions

  1. Synonym of pissy-pants (“one who wets their pants”).
    derogatory, euphemistic, rare, slang
  2. Term of abuse; a contemptible person.
    derogatory, euphemistic, rare, slang
  3. Term of endearment for one who wets their diaper.
    endearing, rare, slang

Examples

“MOre snipadoodle form the eggheaded bed wetting little splurgy. Emnjoy sleelping in wet sheets, piddlepants? Heheh.”
“One day, she told Elizabeth about a boy who'd teased her best friend. The girls rallied, reminding him of an earlier incident in which he had not made it to the bathroom in time and had to be sent to the nurse's office for a change of clothes. Peter Piddlepants, they'd chanted over and over.”
“It's those goddamn senior citizens that are stealing the future of America. If only you could be empress, piddlepants, I'm sure you'd fix EVERYTHING.”
“Lissen, Piddlepants. I'm saying you are ungracious and arrogant. You think you understand what people intend to do ("crassly misrepresent" and "pettifog" and "cheap lawyer tricks" and "score debating points") and you miss out on the fact that people may just well be reading the words you wrote and coming to an honest interpretation of them and responding to that.”
“"Rest assured, the President is all over this," said Biden's National Security Advisor Peter Piddlepants. "He is very in charge and competent and presidential, as evidenced by this photo of all of us seated at a very official-looking conference table. See? look at that!" he said showing a picture on his phone.”
“Poor old PiddlePants you need your blinky?”
“Badge commission from darkpawcamui (Who is a pretty lil princess piddlepants, but you knew that.)”
“Dismay pulls back Draven's diaper and checks her "hmm been hearing a lotta rumours your^([sic]) a piddlepants Drav"”
“HDJDHJDHD THOSE PAMPS ARE SO FULL PUPPY!!!! Good little piddlepants~”
“Im sure they can sense what a little piddlepants you actually are :3”

CEFR level

C1
Advanced
This word is part of the CEFR C1 vocabulary — advanced level.

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