Wet meaning in English

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Definition

wet: damp, saturated, moist, not dry adjective
-Why is the floor wet? -Because I dropped my bottle of water.
to wet: to moisten, to put water on something, to soak verb
I am feeling so tired. I am going to the bathroom to wet my face, to try and wake myself up.
  • "The novice burglars exited the bank minutes later, and inevitably stepped upon the wet concrete."
  • "You smell like wet skunk and rotten eggs."
  • "The scene in Seattle can best be described as wet, gray and depressing."
  • "Brian : For example, if I say it's wet and falls from the sky you say..."

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