| The world of the arts is now not so much your oyster as your pissoir. |
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| Give them a pissoir, and then we can have more bathroom space for the women. |
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| In 1864, as part of his modernisation of Paris, Georges-Eugene Haussmann introduced the pissoir. |
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| Applause erupted when Gillian Gillett, a legislative aide to Supervisor Scott Wiener, suggested using some money to install a pissoir — an outdoor urinal. |
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| The pissoir, they said, has a chance of making it into the final plans. |
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| Like him, the men were blind to me, taking turns at the pissoir. |
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| The Duchamp Fountain attacked with a hammer last month at the Dada exhibition in Paris was not the original pissoir, but a hand-crafted facsimile. |
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