1. [informal] Little or tiny
   "a wee tot";
   - bitty [informal], bittie [informal], teensy [informal], teentsy [informal], teeny [informal], weeny [informal], weensy [informal], teensy-weensy [informal], teeny-weeny [informal], itty-bitty [informal], itsy-bitsy [informal], titchy [Brit, informal], bitsy [informal]
    
2. Very early
   "the wee hours of the morning"

1. A short time
   "bide a wee"
    
2. [Brit, vulgar] The discharge of urine
   "he took a wee";
   - micturition, urination, pee [informal]

1. Eliminate urine
   "Again, the cat had weed on the expensive rug"; "The toddler announced he needed to wee-wee";
   - urinate, piddle [informal], micturate [formal], pee [informal], pee-pee [informal], make water [archaic], relieve oneself [informal], take a leak [informal], spend a penny [Brit, informal], wee-wee [informal], pass water, widdle [Brit, informal]

Sounds like: weaver, wr, wee, w

Derived forms: weest, wees, weer, weed, weeing

See also: early, little, small

Type of: egest, eliminate, elimination, evacuation, excrete, excretion, pass, time, voiding

Encyclopedia: Wee, Andrew