toiletlike

English

Etymology

toilet +‎ -like

Adjective

toiletlike (comparative more toiletlike, superlative most toiletlike)

1. Resembling or characteristic of a toilet.
   • 2008 October 23, David Neiwert, “Does McCain Blame Palin For His Swirling Toilet Of A Campaign?”, in Crooks & Liars‎^[1]:

     Now McCain knows who to blame for that swirling toiletlike sound he hears at every turn: The idiots who told him to name Palin.

   • 2020 March 24, Diane Cowen, “Out of TP? Bidets take care of business”, in Houston Chronicle‎^[2]:

     If you haven’t heard of or used a bidet, it’s a toiletlike device that squirts your bottom — frontal or posterior — with water for a tidy rinse after you’ve done your business.

   • 2023 August 2, Aimee Pearcy, “Gen Zers are worried they're getting old and out of touch after realizing they don't understand Gen Alpha's memes”, in Business Insider India‎^[3]:

     One of the emerging trends causing confusion among members of Gen Z is based on the popularity of "Skibidi Toilet," an animated YouTube series about singing and dancing toiletlike creatures that want to take over the world.