meada
What does “meada” mean in English?
It refers to a piss or urine left somewhere, essentially the act of urination. It's a straightforward term used in a casual context.
Literally “act of urination”
You might hear it in informal conversations, similar to how you'd use 'piss' in English. It's not an exclamation and is generally mild, used more as a noun.
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Related Spanish words
mear
2/5 · CoarseIt means to urinate, specifically in a coarse way—essentially, it’s a way to say 'piss'.
cagallón
2/5 · CoarseIt's a coarse term for a piece of excrement, essentially meaning 'turd.'
culo
2/5 · CoarseThis refers to the buttocks, often used in a crude way to talk about someone's backside. It can also be used in more neutral contexts, though that's less common.
zurullo
2/5 · CoarseIt's a coarse term for a turd. It can also be used contemptuously to compare someone or something to a turd.
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