peed
v. B1 Intermediate US //ˈpid// UK //pˈiːd// peed
v. to have released urine from the body. It is a casual way to say someone went to the bathroom.
v. The past tense and past participle of 'pee'; refers to the act of urinating. Typically used in domestic or casual contexts rather than clinical ones.
The puppy peed on the rug again.
He realized he had to go so badly that he nearly peed his pants while searching for a public restroom.
The toddler proudly announced to the entire grocery store that he had finally peed in the potty like a big boy, much to his mother's mixed pride and embarrassment.
Shortening and perhaps respelling to avoid clash with paeds (“paediatrics”).
Usage
Can be used intransitively or transitively with 'pants' or 'the bed' as an object.