English to Latin Meaning of potty - potty

Potty :

potty

adjective

ad insaniam convertunt, minimis, aestimemus assis!, fiddling,, exiguus, profectos audiit,, & gravitate carentibus, debiliter, harmonia musicorum instrumentorum, inportunos, stultum, stultus, sine mente, RETUNSUS, simplex

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Definitions of potty in English

Noun(1) a plumbing fixture for defecation and urination(2) a receptacle for urination or defecation in the bedroom
Adjective(1) marked by foolish or unreasoning fondness(2) (British informal(3) slightly intoxicated

Examples of potty in English

(1) Why couldn't be have gotten that potty little man we usually had as a substitute?(2) He has been potty about planes for as long as his parents can remember and continues to reach new levels in his love of all things flying.(3) They, unlike ministers, have earned the right to be a bit potty , even senile.(4) The little potty has a little bowl that slides out so that you can easily dump it in the toilet and flush away your problems.(5) Many clever devices are available to help anxious mothers and encourage the babies, including a musical potty , marketed with the slogan ├ö├ç├┐Make toilet-training fast, easy, and fun!├ö├ç├û.(6) I sat down at the table and grabbed the picture book to look at myself sitting on a potty .(7) At the U.S. Open in 2002, Woods got his loudest ovation when he visited a portable potty .(8) I could have been nursing, or have just carried water in, or been encouraging Corina, age two, to use the potty .(9) They were so excited about it, they sent out a three-page press release with the history of the unfortunate drinking vessel, claiming it may once have doubled as a potty .(10) On average, most children begin learning to use a potty by around their second birthday, but as with everything in children's development, each child is different.(11) If your child is accustomed to seeing parents or older siblings use the toilet they may prefer to use the ├ö├ç├┐big├ö├ç├û toilet with a child's seat instead of a potty .(12) A three year old is verbal enough to argue and negotiate with parents about why she doesn't want use the potty .(13) In another a pregnant wife throws a huge tantrum when her husband fails to entertain her by putting a potty on his head while she suffers labour contractions.(14) She's also a qualified trampoline coach, a former bank manager - and she's potty about country music!(15) But you've still got to climb a lot of stairs or go into a potty little lift and find your way around.(16) Keep her on the potty for only a few minutes at a time.

Related Phrases of potty

(1) potty mouth ::

os potty

(2) potty training ::

potty disciplina

(3) potty-trained ::

potty disciplina instructiores probatissimo

Related Phrases of potty

(1) potty mouth ::

os potty

(2) potty training ::

potty disciplina

(3) potty-trained ::

potty disciplina instructiores probatissimo

Synonyms

Adjective

1. smitten ::

percutiens invaluisti

2. infatuated ::

o vaecors

3. in love ::

in caritate

4. soft on ::

mollis in

5. enamored ::

cupiditatem

Noun

6. commode ::

commode

7. can ::

potes

8. toilet ::

CULTUS

9. pot ::

ollam

10. stool ::

tempus advenerit

11. crapper ::

Crapper

12. throne ::

throni

Different Forms

potties, potting, potts, potty

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