bed-wetting

noun

1. the act or habit of involuntarily urinating in bed Technical nameenuresis

Derived Forms

• ˈbed-ˌwetter, noun

Example Sentences

“In that kind of environment, you have a lot of people bed-wetting about what happens if two Republicans make the runoff,” he said.

From Los Angeles Times

Democrats need to celebrate the successes of Biden’s term and stop the bed-wetting.

From Salon

And so Beverly watched her husband, who just days earlier had been walking and shopping at a farmers market, transformed into a slack-jawed, bed-wetting husk who asks her questions like “Where is my wife?”

From Seattle Times

“They are crying, they are hand-wringing, they are bed-wetting over on K street because we have an honorable righteous man who is about to take this position,” Mr. Gaetz said.

From Washington Times

In the short term, Esparham says, melatonin isn’t likely to cause serious side effects, although some kids may experience daytime sleepiness or even develop nighttime bed-wetting.

From Washington Post