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heavy wetter

heavy wetter noun: someone, especially a baby or toddler, who urinates a large volume into their diaper at one time, often causing the diaper to leak as it has inadequate time to absorb all of the liquid.

Noun

heavy wetter (plural heavy wetters)

  1. Someone, especially a baby or toddler, who urinates a large volume into their diaper at one time, often causing the diaper to leak as it has inadequate time to absorb all of the liquid.
  2. Someone who frequently wets their diaper, especially during sleep, but not necessarily at one time; a super soaker.
  3. Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see heavy, wetter.

Forms of heavy wetter

pluralheavy wetters

Origin of heavy wetter

From heavy (“a high rate of flow”) + wetter (“someone who wets something”).

Questions about heavy wetter

What does heavy wetter mean?
Heavy wetter means someone, especially a baby or toddler, who urinates a large volume into their diaper at one time, often causing the diaper to leak as it has inadequate time to absorb all of the liquid.
What part of speech is heavy wetter?
Heavy wetter is a noun.
What is the plural of heavy wetter?
The plural of heavy wetter is heavy wetters.

Words near heavy wetter in the dictionary

  1. heavy tanks
  2. heavy vehicle
  3. heavy vehicles
  4. heavy water
  5. heavy wet
  6. heavy wetter
  7. heavy wetters
  8. heavy with child
  9. heavy-browed
  10. heavy-duty
  11. heavy-duty vehicle

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