Wet — synonyms, wet antonyms, definition

1. wet (a) Brit, UK

bedraggled biting bleak chilly clammy cold damp dank dirty drenched dripping drizzling humid misty moist moistened mucky muggy rainy raw • • •

2. wet (Noun) Brit, UK

damp dampness dankness doormat drizzle fog humidity moisture rain steam vapour weakling weed wuss wussy

wet (Noun) — Wetness caused by water. ex. "drops of wet gleamed on the window"

wet (Noun) — A person who is physically weak and ineffectual.

wet (Noun) — A moderate Conservative.

individual mortal person somebody someone soul wetness WIMP candy-ass chicken crybaby namby-pamby softie softy

3. wet (Verb) Brit, UK

bathe dabble damp dampen deluge douse drench drown flood hose immerse jest moisten rinse saturate soak sop splash sprinkle submerge • • • dry

wet (Verb) — Cause to become wet. ex. "Wet your face"

wet (Verb) — Make one's bed or clothes wet by urinating. ex. "This eight year old boy still wets his bed"

alter change make make water micturate modify pass water pee pee-pee piddle piss relieve oneself spend a penny take a leak urinate waz wazz wee wee-wee widdle bedew besprinkle dampen douse dowse drench irrigate moisten soak sop souse sparge sprinkle squirt wash water

4. wet (Adjective) Brit, UK

besotted bevvied bladdered blind drunk blitzed blotto bombed cockeyed crocked drunk effete fried fuddled half-seas-over hammered ineffective ineffectual juiced lactating legless • • • dry

wet (Adjective) — Covered or soaked with a liquid such as water. ex. "a wet bathing suit" ex. "wet pavements" ex. "wet weather"

wet (Adjective) — Containing moisture or volatile components. ex. "wet paint"

wet (Adjective) — Supporting or permitting the legal production and sale of alcoholic beverages. ex. "a wet county" ex. "a wet candidate running on a wet platform"

wet (Adjective) — Producing or secreting milk. ex. "a wet nurse" ex. "a wet cow"

wet (Adjective) — Consisting of or trading in alcoholic liquor. ex. "a wet cargo" ex. "a wet canteen"

wet (Adjective) — Very drunk.

wet (Adjective) — Lacking in power or forcefulness.

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