unpotty-trained

English

Alternative forms

• unpotty trained

Etymology

From un- +‎ potty-trained.

Adjective

unpotty-trained (not comparable)

1. Unable to use the potty or toilet; not yet toilet-trained.
   • 1978 October 9, “Advertisements”, in The Idaho Statesman, 212-Child Care, page 33:

     BABYSITTING my home. 5yrs & under. $5-day, $6-day for unpotty trained.

   • 1992 May 7, M. C. Moewe, “Swimming is fun but precautions needed”, in Fort Worth Star-Telegram, page 37:

     Unpotty-trained children should wear plastic pants in pools, he said. "Feces carries a bacteria that chlorine won't kill," he said.

   • 2006, Joy Browne, Dating For Dummies, 2 edition, Wiley, →ISBN, page 143:

     When stressed, we regress, which means that we revert to an earlier form of behavior that's familiar and comfy. It's why kids become unpotty-trained when they get a new sib, or why most of us become childlike when we get sick.

   • 2021, Gwendoline Summers, Florence Grant, Michael Bent, An Argument For Rejecting Potty Training: An ABDL Guidebook – nappy version, page 29:

     As time went on, more and more teens would remain unpotty-trained and eventually it will filter into adulthood and by no great force than sheer momentum, a majority of the population would be unpotty-trained and perhaps it will then develop into a society where most are not potty trained. It is a wild thought!

2. (ABDL) No longer able to use the toilet as a result of unpotty training; incontinent.

Verb

unpotty-trained

1. simple past and past participle of unpotty-train.