/wet/
Translation
Covered in or full of water or another liquid.
Word origin
From Old English waet, related to water, meaning full of water.
- Origin
- Old English
- Root
- waet
Examples
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"Wet" tells us the shoes have water on them.
dried .
Here "wet" describes hair that is full of water.
, .
Here "wet" describes a floor with water on it.
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