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Definition of wet
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of wet is as below...
Wet
(superl.)
Containing,
or
consisting
of, water or other
liquid;
moist;
soaked
with a
liquid;
having
water or other
liquid
upon the
surface;
as, wet land; a wet
cloth;
a wet
table..
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Brookweed
::
Brookweed
(n.) A small
white-flowered
herb
(Samolus
Valerandi)
found
usually
in wet
places;
water
pimpernel.
Wet-shod
::
Wet-shod
(a.)
Having
the feet, or the shoes on the feet, wet..
Socky
::
Socky (a.) Wet;
soaky.
Poachy
::
Poachy
(a.) Wet and soft;
easily
penetrated
by the feet of
cattle;
-- said of lan.
Rowett
::
Rowett
(n.) See
Rowen.
Bruckeled
::
Bruckeled
(a.) Wet and
dirty;
begrimed.
Madefy
::
Madefy
(v. t.) To make wet or
moist.
Sloppy
::
Sloppy
(superl.)
Wet, so as to
spatter
easily;
wet, as with
something
slopped
over;
muddy;
plashy;
as, a
sloppy
place,
walk,
road..
Dry
::
Dry (a.) To make dry; to free from
water,
or from
moisture
of any kind, and by any
means;
to
exsiccate;
as, to dry the eyes; to dry one's
tears;
the wind dries the
earth;
to dry a wet
cloth;
to dry hay..
Watertath
::
Watertath
(n.) A kind of
coarse
grass
growing
in wet
grounds,
and
supposed
to be
injurious
to
sheep..
Slough
::
Slough
(n.) A wet
place;
a
swale;
a side
channel
or inlet from a
river.
Ditch
::
Ditch (n.) A
trench
made in the earth by
digging,
particularly
a
trench
for
draining
wet land, for
guarding
or
fencing
inclosures,
or for
preventing
an
approach
to a town or
fortress.
In the
latter
sense,
it is
called
also a moat or a
fosse..
Pewet
::
Pewet (n.) Same as
Pewit.
Vapored
::
Vapored
(a.) Wet with
vapors;
moist.
Wet
::
Wet (a.) Rainy
weather;
foggy or misty
weather.
Draggle
::
Draggle
(v. t.) To wet and soil by
dragging
on the
ground,
mud, or wet
grass;
to
drabble;
to
trail..
Damp
::
Damp (n.) To
render
damp; to
moisten;
to make
humid,
or
moderately
wet; to
dampen;
as, to damp
cloth..
Quaggy
::
Quaggy
(a.) Of the
nature
of a
quagmire;
yielding
or
trembling
under the foot, as soft, wet
earth;
spongy;
boggy..
Slacken
::
Slacken
(a.) To
become
slack;
to be made less
tense,
firm, or
rigid;
to
decrease
in
tension;
as, a wet cord
slackens
in dry
weather..
Dabble
::
Dabble
(v. t.) To wet by
little
dips or
strokes;
to
spatter;
to
sprinkle;
to
moisten;
to wet.
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