Proper pee terminology?

[Steve D McDonald]

After an exhaustive search of all known sources of information, I have
thus far been unable to locate or determine the existence or
nonexistence of the proper or even improper English (or other) term
for the lovely sound created by the adult human female during
extremely urgent and voluminous urination, or in terse language,
hissing of the pee slit. Can anyone, anywhere, help me out?

Steve in Atlanta-GA-USA
ugowshir at mindspring dot com

[Miss Elaine Eos]

Post by Steve D McDonald
After an exhaustive search of all known sources of information, I have
thus far been unable to locate or determine the existence or
nonexistence of the proper or even improper English (or other) term
for the lovely sound created by the adult human female during
extremely urgent and voluminous urination, or in terse language,
hissing of the pee slit. Can anyone, anywhere, help me out?

The sound of the urine hitting the toilet bowl would, you are correct,
be "hissing". A powerful stream hitting the standing toilet water might
make a "roiling" sound. The woman, herself, might make a great sigh of
relief.

HTH

[Steve D McDonald]

On Sun, 19 Feb 2006 17:34:22 GMT, Miss Elaine Eos

Post by Miss Elaine Eos

Post by Steve D McDonald
After an exhaustive search of all known sources of information, I have
thus far been unable to locate or determine the existence or
nonexistence of the proper or even improper English (or other) term
for the lovely sound created by the adult human female during
extremely urgent and voluminous urination, or in terse language,
hissing of the pee slit. Can anyone, anywhere, help me out?

The sound of the urine hitting the toilet bowl would, you are correct,
be "hissing". A powerful stream hitting the standing toilet water might
make a "roiling" sound. The woman, herself, might make a great sigh of
relief.
HTH

Being of a curious mind, I've often wondered...how frequently are such
great sighs of relief uttered in the privacy of women's bathtubs?
-- Steve M