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wet
adjective as in damp, moist
noun as in dampness, moisture
Example Sentences
Firefighters continued suppression efforts during the day on Jan. 1, wetting down areas within the fire perimeter.
She said in that time she saw vulnerable older people left sitting alone for hours in urine-soaked clothes or lying in wet bedsheets, often calling out for help.
In big cities, he says, such recurrent, wet coughs are commonly triggered by dust and smog, sometimes accompanied by mild bronchospasm.
After, we sat in a clearing and ate peanut butter sandwiches and Tcho chocolate, bluejays trying to steal our food, our wet skin warming in the sun.
The solid mass weighed as much as eight double-decker buses and consisted mainly of wet wipes held together by fat, oil and grease.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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