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pot⋅ty
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[pot-ee] 
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–adjective, -ti⋅er, -ti⋅est.
| 1. | Chiefly British Informal. slightly insane; eccentric. |
| 2. | British. paltry; trifling; petty. |
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| pot·ty 1 (pŏt'ē) adj. pot·ti·er, pot·ti·est Chiefly British
[Possibly from pot1.] |
| pot·ty 2 (pŏt'ē) n. pl. pot·ties A small pot for use as a toilet by an infant or young child. |
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potty (adj.)
"crazy, silly," 1920, slang, of unknown origin, perhaps connected to potter (v.). Earlier slang senses were "easy to manage" (1899) and "feeble, petty" (1860).
potty (n.)
1942, child's word for "chamber pot," from pot (1). Potty-training is attested from 1958. Potty-mouth "one who uses obscene language" is student slang from 1968.
Online Etymology Dictionary, © 2001 Douglas Harper
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Language Translation for : potty
Spanish:
pirado, chiflado,
German:
verrückt,
Japanese:
気のふれた
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