Definition of

W.c.

(noun, artifact) a toilet in Britain

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Synonyms of W.c.

closet, loo, water closet

Alternate forms of W.c.

Hypernyms: bathroom, can, john, lav, lavatory, privy, toilet

Origin of the word W.c.

"lavatory," 1954, abbreviation of water closet.

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People who say W.c.

martitaperez24 Definitivamente creo que Liam es el mejor jugando a la Playstation. Es el único que aguanta las 5 vidas sin ir al w.c. -Zayn
CamosNChucks RT @His_Ambulance: Lmao> RT @ryanla24: W.C can turn anybody to a CRIP listen to 3 songs in a row......see if u don't get the urge to hit the C-WALK
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His_Ambulance Lmao> RT @ryanla24: W.C can turn anybody to a CRIP listen to 3 songs in a row......see if u don't get the urge to hit the C-WALK

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Words that sound like W.c.

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