bedwetter

Or bed-wet·ter

[bed-wet-er]

noun

1. a person, usually a child, who urinates while sleeping, especially habitually.

Word History and Origins

Origin of bedwetter¹

1935–40; bed + wet (v.) + -er ¹

Example Sentences

One social media posting accused him of being a bedwetter.

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Also, reporters talk a lot to Democrats, who as a party tend to overreact to unfavorable news, polls, whatever — “bedwetters,” as Obama officials used to bellyache.

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Not long after arriving, aged seven, she remembers being beaten for wetting the bed and then being forced to walk around the compound with a sign around her neck saying "I am a bedwetter."

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“I learned disassociation at a very young age, as a bedwetter who had to go to sleepover camp,” she said.

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“I haven’t seen this many people happily soaking their shorts since trampoline day at bedwetter camp,” he said.

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