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Adjective that describes a person who urgently needs to to the toilet

English Language & Usage Asked by user385505 on January 6, 2021

We say hungry if someone wants to eat, thirsty if someone wants to drink and sleepy if someone wants to sleep.

What’s the adjective used to describe the person who has a desire to go urgently to the toilet other than I want to take a …

Do we have such a word in the casual day-to-day speech? I am looking for an informal word that used with friends boys and girls.

Thanks

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"Bursting" is used colloquially and widely in the part of the UK I come from. I strongly disagree with Edwin's assertion that it is "near-childlike".

"To be desperate for"is also widely used. https://www.reddit.com/r/britishproblems/comments/aacdwa/being_desperate_for_the_toilet_after_sitting_for/ https://www.thesouthernreporter.co.uk/lifestyle/cars/drivers-risking-huge-fines-and-points-going-toilet-motorway-1422240#gsc.tab=0

Answered by acme_54 on January 6, 2021

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