en emptying bladder

An English term in ConceptNet 5.8

Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors
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Effects of emptying bladder

  • en relief ➜
  • en a feeling of relief ➜
  • en feeling relief ➜
  • en releif ➜
  • en feeling comfortable ➜
  • en good ➜
  • en satisfying ➜
  • en feel better ➜
  • en you feel more comfortable ➜
  • en feel relieved ➜
  • en an ill feeling ➜
  • en a puddle of urine ➜
  • en satisfaction ➜
  • en a sense of physical relief ➜
  • en splatters ➜
  • en a tinkling sound in the toilet ➜
  • en the toilet water to become yellow ➜
  • en wetting yourself ➜

emptying bladder is a subevent of…

  • en a feeling of relief ➜
  • en you miss the toilet bowl ➜
  • en bleeding ➜
  • en your diaper will get wet ➜
  • en die ➜
  • en you dribble on the toilet seat ➜
  • en feeling refreshed ➜
  • en flush ➜
  • en pull down your pants ➜
  • en read a book ➜
  • en read graffiti ➜
  • en shake your penis ➜
  • en stare at the wall ➜
  • en study ➜
  • en think about inconsequential things ➜
  • en a warm feeling ➜
  • en whistle ➜

emptying bladder is used for…

  • en relief ➜
  • en avoiding buying diapers ➜
  • en ejecting waste ➜
  • en Eliminating liquid waste from the body ➜
  • en ensuring proper urinary health ➜
  • en expelling urine ➜
  • en feeling better ➜
  • en feeling relieved ➜
  • en getting rid of urine ➜
  • en good health ➜
  • en Leaving a marker of your presence ➜
  • en making room for later digestive waste ➜
  • en making room for other liquids ➜
  • en pass water ➜
  • en relieving pressure ➜
  • en relieving tension within the bladder ➜
  • en ridding your body of unwanted fluid ➜
  • en urinating ➜
  • en Writing your name in snow ➜

emptying bladder requires…

  • en peeing ➜
  • en urination ➜
  • en a bathroom or a tree ➜
  • en going to the bathroom ➜
  • en having a full bladder ➜
  • en pissi ➜
  • en pissing ➜
  • en pulling down a zipper ➜

Causes of emptying bladder

  • en urinating ➜
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