adjective describing something as covered or saturated with water or another liquid
Used to describe playing conditions in sports that involve water or rain
Used to describe weather conditions involving precipitation
Used to describe a substance that is in a liquid state
Used to describe soil or crops that have been irrigated or rained on
Used to describe fabric that has been soaked with water
In the context of writing, 'wet' can be used to describe ink that has not yet dried on a page.
In psychology, 'wet' can be used metaphorically to describe emotions or feelings that are still raw or fresh.
Chefs may use 'wet' to describe food that has been cooked with water or other liquids.
Farmers may use 'wet' to describe soil that has been recently irrigated or is saturated with water.
Plumbers may use 'wet' to describe pipes or surfaces that are leaking or have water damage.