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wet

[wet] / wɛt /






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It's been wet and grey for many parts of the UK - none more so that the city of Aberdeen in north-east Scotland.

From BBC

The Met Office calculates that current levels of global warming, caused by greenhouse gases, have already made very wet winters significantly more likely to occur, as warmer air holds more moisture.

From BBC

After relentless wet and gloomy conditions, wintry weather is set to return to parts of the UK with snow and ice in the forecast for many.

From BBC

She rips open the package of Oreos and dunks one into her glass of milk until it’s sopping wet.

From Literature

The cool night air was blowing in the window, and his sleeping shirt was wet through.

From Literature