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wet
adjective as in damp, moist
noun as in dampness, moisture
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That phenomenon was particularly relevant last fall, which followed a hot late summer after two wet years and experienced extreme growth.
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I am not expecting that to be much better in the wet.
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From inside the Oval Office, Kennedy’s aides watched the president, in his long dress coat, pace back and forth on the wet grass.
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Applying a wet towel to the ball was commonplace, but plenty went beyond that.
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After the “Sentimental Value” screening, Trier watched as Alexander, eyes wet with tears, approached his father.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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