wet
Comparative
wetter
Superlative
wettest
1
covered with or full of water or another liquid
- He enjoyed the smell of wet soil after the rain.
- His shoes were wet after walking through the puddle.
- She wiped her wet hair with a towel after swimming.
- The wet sand was perfect for building a sandcastle.
- They ran for shelter when the rain started and got their clothes wet.
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2
characterized by rain or moisture
- I forgot my umbrella, and now I'm stuck outside in this wet weather.
- The children's picnic was canceled due to the wet weather forecast, with heavy rain expected all day.
- Our plans for a picnic were ruined by the wet conditions.
- She wore a raincoat to shield herself from the wet and chilly evening.
- The wet climate made the coastal town a lush haven for various plant species.
3
referring to a region or area where the sale of alcoholic beverages is legal and permitted
- The city is considered wet, with numerous bars and liquor stores available to residents.
- He moved to a wet county to enjoy the convenience of local breweries.
- The wet district is popular among tourists seeking nightlife and entertainment.
- After the vote, the town officially became wet, allowing restaurants to serve alcohol.
- Many wet regions have regulations in place to control the hours of alcohol sales.
4
(of a person) having the condition of being drunk
- After years of partying, he became a wet individual, unable to enjoy social events without alcohol.
- The police pulled over a wet driver who couldn't maintain a straight path.
- At the wedding, everyone was celebrating, but some guests ended up being quite wet by the end of the night.
- The bartender was cautious about serving another drink to the wet customer who had already lost his balance.
- After a few too many drinks, he became a wet driver, swerving on the road.
5
still moist and not dry
- The artist avoided touching the canvas because the paint was still wet.
- She smeared the writing with her hand because the ink was wet.
- The sculptor loved the pliability of the wet clay as he shaped his masterpiece.
- The notice advised people not to touch the wet paint on the park bench.
- His hands were covered in wet ink from the freshly printed newspapers.
6
having a diaper or clothing soaked with urine
- The baby cried because his diaper was wet and uncomfortable.
- She quickly changed her wet baby to keep him dry and happy.
- The wet diaper needed to be replaced immediately to avoid a rash.
- The mother always kept spare clothes handy for when her baby got wet.
- A wet baby can often be fussy until they're clean and dry again.
7
having conservative views while being open to or exhibiting liberal ideas
- The politician was considered wet by his colleagues for supporting progressive social policies.
- Her wet stance on economic issues often put her at odds with traditional conservatives.
- The wet faction within the party pushed for more inclusive reforms.
- Despite his wet views, he remained a staunch supporter of conservative fiscal policies.
- She was labeled wet due to her advocacy for environmental regulations alongside conservative values.
8
using water or another liquid in a process
- The photographer used wet methods to develop his film.
- Wet cleaning methods often take longer to dry.
- She conducted her experiments using wet chemistry techniques.
- Wet painting techniques include watercolors.
- He mastered wet processes like water-based printing.
9
characterized by being weak or lacking in courage
- His wet behavior made him an easy target for bullies.
- She couldn't stand his wet attitude, always backing down from challenges.
- The wet politician avoided taking a firm stance on controversial issues.
- His wet response to the confrontation disappointed his friends.
- The team lost respect for their wet leader who never defended their interests.
10
(of a cough) producing mucus or phlegm
- His wet cough was producing a lot of mucus each day.
- A wet cough can be a sign of a respiratory infection producing phlegm.
- The wet cough continued, producing thick mucus that was difficult to clear.
- She struggled with a wet cough, producing mucus that caused chest discomfort.
- The wet cough was producing more phlegm in the mornings than at night.
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