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bed-wetting
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bed-wet·ting (bdwtng)
n.
Enuresis, especially when occurring nocturnally during sleep.
bed wetter n.
bed-wetting
Noun
involuntarily urinating in bed
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Noun1.bed-wetting - enuresis during sleep; especially common in children (who usually outgrow it)
enuresis, urinary incontinence - inability to control the flow of urine and involuntary urination


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The boys' common bond is their inability to compete and counselors and peers call them "the bed-wetters.
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KinderUSA is establishing psycho-social clinics for children who have become aggressive, depressed or bed-wetters, to name a few symptoms.
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The only symptom that was not alleviated by surgery in our series was enuresis; only 2 of the 11 children (18%) who were bed-wetters showed any improvement.
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