Do you say lavatory, loo or toilet?

[Mandalin]

I continue to say the two former terms, although most people in Australia would only say the latter or 'dunny' or 'toot'.
What do you say and does it depend on the company you are in?

Loo and doesn't matter what company I'm in

Apparently toilet is common! according to my dh and those of my friends who attended posh English public schools. I would use loo or toilet (dead common, me) never lavatory.

loo

bog

loo

Always loo.

Loo. The other words make me wince, especially "toilet". My frightfully posh mil says lavatory.

toilet. Guess that makes me common. Surely saying 'loo' is common?
When I lived in the US we had to learn to say 'bathroom' as they'd faint dead away if you said 'toilet'.

Loo, anything else just isn't acceptable

If you ask for the loos somewhere posh like The Ritz the staff say "the Ladies' Powder Room is that way" with a really "I'm correcting you" tone of voice.

Loo most of the time, if asking dd I say toilet.

Toilet.

I say lav or loo, ds says toilet,which I don't like but what can you do ?

Loo most of the time.

I interchange between loo and toilet.
Doesn't matter what company I'm in - no idea what affects my choice.

I use all three at various times. I have no idea what determines my use.

I was brought up with loo - now tend to say toilet because dp says loo is a girls' word so I got self conscious about it.

Loo. Got into the habit of 'bathroom' a bit when living in the US - loo mystifies them.

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Always, always loo

loo

sometimes loo sometimes tiolet depending on company

toilet....

sometimes loo

I think I say loo most of the time but, thinking about it, say toilet when I'm talking to children - no idea why - I think I must have used toilet when I was training them.

Never use lavvatory.

If I'm in a restaurant or whatever, I still ask for "the ladies"