Pronunciation: /wɛt waɪp/
noun a small, moistened piece of cloth or paper used for cleaning
A1 I always carry wet wipes in my bag for cleaning my hands.
A2 She used a wet wipe to clean the spill on the table.
B1 The restaurant provided wet wipes for customers to clean their hands before eating.
B2 After the picnic, they used wet wipes to clean up the mess.
C1 The flight attendant handed out wet wipes to passengers before dinner was served.
C2 The hotel room had a complimentary pack of wet wipes for guests to use during their stay.
adjective describing the wipe as being damp or moist
A1 I use wet wipe tissues to clean my hands when I'm on the go.
A2 The wet wipe cloth is perfect for wiping down surfaces in the kitchen.
B1 She always carries wet wipe packets in her bag for emergencies.
B2 The wet wipe solution is gentle enough to use on sensitive skin.
C1 The wet wipe dispenser in the restroom is always fully stocked.
C2 The wet wipe formula contains natural ingredients for a more eco-friendly option.
formal Please ensure to use a wet wipe to clean the surface before applying the disinfectant.
informal Hey, can you pass me a wet wipe? I spilled something on the table.
slang I always keep a wet wipe in my bag for emergencies.
figurative His words were like a wet wipe, wiping away all my doubts and fears.
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