Object

• blood: The blood doesn't need to be the same as his own blood-type, but he urinates the same blood he ingests.

Preposition: on

• floor: If your rabbit urinates on the floor, say " No " firmly but without shouting and gently put your bunny in his tray.

Preposition: in

• doorway: I see people vomiting, urinating in shop doorways blind drunk.

• front: Moreover, testing might take the US route and subject children to urinating in front of their teachers.

• water: The disease is carried by humans and spread by people urinating in the water.

Preposition: at

• night: Symptoms of BPH include; urinary frequency, urgent desire to urinate at night.

Modifying Another Word

• frequently: Any of these conditions can result in similar symptoms of difficulty in emptying the bladder or the need to urinate more frequently.

• often: They may need to urinate more often than usual.

• then: It then urinates and defecates, covers the hole, and ascends back into the canopy, leaving its natural fertilizer behind.

• n't: If your child ca n't urinate or produce a bowel movement after 2 to 4 minutes, just try again later.

• not: By the time he returned home he could not urinate any more.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• out: It is best to urinate out in the open.

Preposition: in

• place: Older cats too may start to'miss ' the tray, or may urinate in the wrong place.