The word toast can mean something different depending on how you use it. It can mean

• grilled bread as in “I would like eggs and toast with butter.”
• something said before drinking alchohol as in “Let’s make a toast to everyone’s health.”
• having something bad happen or lose something as in “I was toast in that race. The other guy was just much faster than me.”

Popularity: 44%

The word zap refers to an electronic shock. It is used like this, “Ouch! That TV zapped me.”, which means the person received an static electronic shock.

Popularity: 36%

Yesterday, I talked about the word pee wee, so today we’ll discuss the word pee pee which is used to identify to children the act of going to the bathroom. In this case it is urinating. Here is an example:

Do you have to pee pee?

Popularity: 20%

Yesterday we discussed the word pee pee which is what a child knows as urination. Today we’ll talk about number two which is the other side or defacating. Well, children also call it poop but if they have to poop, they call it doo doo. Here is an example:

Do you have to doo doo?

Popularity: 18%

The word pee wee is slang for “little kid“, but it is also used to call someone who is physically weak. Here is an example:

Come on pee wee. You can pick it up. It is not that heavy.

Popularity: 29%

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