Pito-D’Água
Meaning of the word
The term “pito-d’agua” is a popular expression used to refer to a very demanding person who complains about everything or very critical. Can also be used to describe someone who is very careful or who follows all rules to the letter.
Origin of the word
The origin of the expression “pito-dogua” is uncertain, but it is believed that it has emerged in Brazil, possibly in the northeast region. The term refers to a person who is so demanding that even a simple water whistle, which usually would not be important, becomes a cause for complaint.
Word adverbs
Adverbs related to the word “pito-d’agua” may include: excessively, much, extremely, too much.
Conjunctions of the word
Conjunctions related to the word “pito-do water” may include: and, however, however.
Synonyms of the word
Some synonyms for “pito-d’agua” are: demanding, critical, meticulous, rigorous, perfectionist, complain.
Word Definitions
- person who is very demanding or critical;
- Person who complains about everything;
- person who is very careful or follows all rules to the letter.
Phrases that the word applies
– The boss is a true pito-dogua, is never satisfied with the work of employees.
– My grandmother is a pito-dogua, complains all the time.
– He is so pito-d’agua that it is annoying.
Examples of the word in text
the pito-dogua complained of the coffee because it was too hot.
The teacher is a pito-d’agua, always corrects all the students’ mistakes.
He is so pito-do water that he cannot relax and enjoy things.
Rhymes with the word
Some words that rhyme with “pito-d’agua” are: hurt, water, macula, jail, mask.
Anagrams with the word
Some possible anagrams with the word “pito-d’agua” are: water-pito-d, pito-d’agua, water-d’Pito.