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wet

[wet] / wɛt /






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“If you look closely, you can see that his jacket is dry, not wet. He was disguised to look like he was injured in the battle, but blood dries brown, not bright red.”

From Literature

You find yourself in your kitchen holding a pint of strawberries that look airbrushed, but taste like wet air.

From Salon

The royal couple later braved the wet weather for 25 minutes to speak to well-wishers and pose for selfies.

From BBC

It suggests that March can often start on quite a stormy note with wet and windy weather continuing from winter, before turning quieter and warmer at the end of the month.

From BBC

Despite some species being naturally resilient to wet winters, rescue groups said repeated storms and saturated ground were overwhelming animals' ability to cope.

From BBC