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relieve oneself

Euph. to urinate or defecate. He stopped by the side of the road to relieve himself. She needed badly to relieve herself, but there was no bathroom in sight.

See also: oneself, relieve

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Insomnia can also occur as a result of frequent night time disruptions, such as the crying of a baby, nightmares that wake the person, and needing to relieve oneself in the middle of the night. Understand Insomnia - then Learn to Conquer It by Niall Roche / Food/cooking/nutrition community There are certain methods of prevention which can be taken in order to try and avoid acquiring a bladder infection, which includes: having enough water consumption, not withstanding the impulse to relieve oneself, taking showers instead of baths, using good hygiene, cleaning genital areas prior to and after having sexual intercourse. Try These Natural Remedies for Bladder Infections by Kerry Ng / Health care industry community Moderate is being able to relieve oneself only in a stall and when the bathroom is empty. Battling bashful bladder syndrome by USA Today (Magazine)			reinvent the wheel reissue to reject out of hand rejoice rejoice at rejoice in rejoice over relapse into relate to related to relation relative to relax relax hold on relax into relay to release release from release to relegate to reliance on relief relieve relieve of relieve one of duties relieve oneself religion religious about doing relinquish relinquish over relinquish to relocate in reluctant to do rely on remain remain at some place remain away remain behind remain down remain in remain on remain together remain under remain up remain within remand to the custody of remark remark on remedy remember remember as			relier relier relies relies relievable relievable relievable relievable relievable relieve relieve relieve relieve relieve relieve relieve (oneself) relieve (oneself) relieve (oneself) relieve (oneself) relieve from accusation relieve of relieve of relieve of blame relieve of burden relieve of complication relieve of liability relieve of obligation relieve of responsibility relieve of something detrimental relieve one of duties relieve oneself relieve pressure relieved relieved relieved relieved relieved relieved Relieved From Assigned Relieved From Attached Relieved From Attached & Assigned Relieved From Duty relieved from liability relieved work relievedly relievedly relievedly relievedly Relievement reliever reliever reliever reliever Reliever teacher relievers relievers relievers relievers relieves relieves relieves

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