potty-trained
- adjective
- /ˈpɑːti treɪnd/
- I take care of an 18-month-old girl who has been fully potty trained since she was 15 months old.
- potty-trained children
- potty-trained at age
Examples
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After months of practice, she finally became potty-trained and started using the toilet like a big kid.
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My second, another boy, was potty trained by just over 2 years old.
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Well, my children have been potty-trained for quite some time.
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Max over here is potty-trained now, OK?
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I was potty-trained when I was two.
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My third child, a girl, was completely potty trained by 2 years and about 3 months.
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My first child, a son, was completely potty trained at 18 months.
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My oldest was fully potty trained at around 3 years, and the younger one was 2 years.
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Well, at least she's potty-trained.
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She's potty-trained and everything.
Synonyms
Can use the toilet instead of a diaper
Can use the toilet instead of wearing diapers
Antonyms
How Toilet-Trained
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Potty-trained starts with potty, which comes from a small child-sized pot that was used as a toilet ('small pot' or 'toilet'), and trained means taught. So potty-trained means a child has been taught to use a toilet instead of a diaper.