go toilet
closet
W.C.
water closet
loo
spend a penny
toilet
use it
chapel of ease
lavatory
toilet-train
wash room
kludgie
cludge
dunny can
facility
restroom
public convenience
toot
convenience
gurgler
topos
inspect the plumbing
comfort station
pooper
commode
public lavatory
hopper
toilet facility
public toilet
green joke
lavvie
bathroomgoer
biffy
pay a visit
wash one's hands
comfort break
loo roll
men's room
men's
loo-roll
lady
toilet set
hair oil
went to the toilet
hair grease
hair tonic
hairdressing
squatter
pisser
toilet training
crapper
bif
toiletful
porta-potty
cubicle
flushing toilet
potty-trained
flushable
superloo
pot-trained
toilet-trained
bog
johnny house
khazi
potty seat
phrontistery
potty chair
chamber pot
sitting toilet
the toilet is clogged
big-boy pants
went down the toilet
down the shitter
brasco
cludgie
closet auger
comfort stop
lung toilet
bathroom break
latrine
toileting
occupied
caught short
go to the restroom
bomb
go to the toilet
use the restroom
bathroom
went to the restroom
slopping out
potty
nontoilet
pay toilet

English words for '(Southern England) to use the toilet'

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