tant pis Idiom

full of piss and vinegar

lively, full of energy That little kid is full of piss and vinegar. He won't sit still.

piss away

waste, spend on liquor He pissed away a lot of money when he was an alcoholic.

piss in the pickles

ruin a project, wreck a piece of work Plans for a school were OK until the Premier pissed in the pickles.

piss like a race horse

have to urinate, back teeth are floating I hope this mall has a washroom. I have to piss like a race horse.

piss off

bother or annoy someone, make someone angry My supervisor pissed me off when he asked me to work late again last night.leave, go, beat it, take off """If you don't like cigar smoke,"" he said, ""you can piss off."""

piss on them

who cares about them? they are worthless "When Scotty heard you quit the team, he said, ""Piss on him!"""

piss parade

a group of people pissing together On bus trips we stopped for a piss parade every two or three hours.

piss poor

of poor quality, not well made "Grandpa said, ""That's a piss-poor tractor. Don't buy it."""

piss pot full

a lot, very many, more than expected After the poker game, Sammy had a piss pot full of loonies.

piss your pants

become very frightened, be very scared The House of Horrors is so scary you'll piss your pants!

tant pis

Too bad; oh well. From French acceptation "so abundant the worse," usually acclimated in English to announce accommodated accepting of some bearings that is abominable but unchangeable. Pronounced /t?~ pi/. We are absolutely acquisitive we win the award, but we're appreciative of our assignment either way. If we appear abroad empty-handed, well, again tant pis. I was absolutely attractive advanced to application the hotel's acclaimed spa, but it was bankrupt for renovations during our stay. Tant pis.

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