to go (out) on the piss
1go out on the piss — go (out) on the piss British & Australian, very informal be (out) on the piss to be in bars, drinking a lot of alcohol. We re going out on the piss tonight you coming? …
2be out on the piss — be (out) on the piss British & Australian, very informal to be in bars, drinking a lot of alcohol. I haven t seen Phil this morning. I think he was out on the piss again last night …
3go on the piss — go (out) on the piss British & Australian, very informal be (out) on the piss to be in bars, drinking a lot of alcohol. We re going out on the piss tonight you coming? …
4on the piss — (slang) Engaged in a bout of heavy drinking • • • Main Entry: ↑piss * * * on the piss british impolite phrase spending time drinking a lot of alcohol Thesaurus: drunksynonym …
5be on the piss — be (out) on the piss British & Australian, very informal to be in bars, drinking a lot of alcohol. I haven t seen Phil this morning. I think he was out on the piss again last night …
6On the piss — If you are out on the piss, it means you are out to get drunk, or to getpissed …
7on the piss — adjective Drinking alcoholic beverages. Were going out on the piss tonight want to come? …
8on the piss — Phrs. Getting drunk. E.g. He s got a hangover after going out on the piss last night …
9Taking the piss — To take the piss is a British slang expression meaning to tease or ridicule. Take the mickey (or variations) are euphemistic ways of conveying this expression where the word piss may be vulgar. UsageThe term sometimes refers to a form of mockery… …
10take the piss — verb a) To tease, ridicule or mock (someone). You know, cos he was like taking the piss out of them and they took the piss out of him. b) To subject those present to teasing, ridicule or mockery, or to show …
