Object

• lot: This signal tells you that: sometimes you need to pee a lot sometimes you just have a trickle.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• out: I'm not sure what tricks he's taught the rabbits unless it is peeing out of the cage.

Converse of object

• need: Oh god I hope I don't need a pee!

• take: On fourth, you get off, take a pee, get on.

• have: I've had a pee, I can take the wait.

• go: Go pee in the car park, bum in the air, Run around naked, don't say its not fair.

Modifies a noun

• bottle: A pee bottle comes in very handy for this type of emergency!

Modifying Another Word

• then: She says you are going to die up there then pees herself.

• still: I can still pee on the carpet in the dark.

• n't: If she does n't pee soon, she thinks, she'll spray all over the floor.

• even: She often denies she has to pee even when she's all twisted up trying to hold it in.

Followed by a transitive particle

• off: We are going to break the record for the most fossil fuel consumed at once, just to pee off the greenies.

Possessives

• cat: UPDATE II: Did you know that cat's pee strips varnish from furniture?

Used with why or when

• when: She often denies she has to pee even when she's all twisted up trying to hold it in.

Present participle complement

• stand: Its gonna take a year to figure out how girls pee standing up!

Preposition: in

• corner: Walk in here, skitter across the linoleum and pee in the corners?

Noun used with modifier

• cat: Honey, the new place smells of cat pee.