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wetadjective containing, covered with, or thoroughly penetrated by waterI left the car windows open while it rained, and the seats got all wet awash, bathed, bedraggled, doused(also dowsed), drenched, dripping, logged, saturate, saturated, soaked, soaking, sodden, soggy, sopping, soppy, soused, washed, watered, waterlogged, water-soaked, watery deluged, drowned, flooded, inundated, overflowedsubmerged, swampedhydrateddipped, dunked, splashedaqueoussteepedflushed, irrigated, laved, rinsed, sluicedclammy, damp, dampish, dank, humid, moist, semimoist, wettishboggy, miry, seepy, sloppy, squashy arid, dry, unwatered, waterless bone-dry, hyperarid, ultradrywaterproof, water-repellent, water-resistant, watertightbaked, dehydrated, freeze-drieddroughty, parched, sere(also sear), sunbaked, thirstywrung marked by or abounding with raina wet and dreary day being under the influence of alcoholdesignated a driver so the others could get wet and make it home safely at the end of the night besotted, blasted(slang), blind, blitzed(slang), blotto(slang), bombed, boozy, canned(slang), cockeyed, crocked, drunk, drunken, fried, gassed, hammered(slang), high, impaired, inebriate, inebriated, intoxicated, juiced(slang), lit, lit up, loaded(slang), looped, oiled(slang), pickled, pie-eyed, plastered, potted(slang), ripped(slang), sloshed(slang), smashed(slang), sottish, soused, sozzled, squiffed(or squiffy), stewed, stiff, stinking(slang), stoned, tanked(slang), tiddly(chiefly British), tight, tipsy, wasted(slang), wiped out(slang) maudlinbeerybefuddled, bleary-eyed, crapulous, dopey(also dopy), rocky, strung out, stupefieddebauched, dissipated, dissolutealcoholic, bibulous, dipsomaniacal in one's cups, in the bag(slang), three sheets in the wind(or three sheets to the wind), under the influence, under the weather sober, straight abstemious, abstinent, dry, temperate, teetotalclearheaded, cool, level, steady appealing to the emotions in an obvious and tiresome waythings get more than a little wet during the opera's big death scene chocolate-box, cloying, corny, drippy, fruity, gooey, lovey-dovey, maudlin, mawkish, mushy, novelettish, saccharine, sappy, schmaltzy, sentimental, sloppy, slushy, soppy, soupy, spoony(or spooney), sticky, sugarcoated, sugary dreamy, misty-eyed, moonstruck, moony, nostalgic, starry-eyedfeel-good, fuzzymelodramatic, soap-operatic, soapy, sudsyflat, insipid, soft-boiled, tasteless, vapid, waterycutesy, twee(chiefly British) unsentimental unadulterated, unvarnishedantisentimental, cynical, hard-boiled, hard-edged, hardheaded Britishlacking strength of will or characteremployees of the company despised their boss as a wet and ineffectual bloke characterless, effete, frail, invertebrate, limp-wristed, milk-and-water, namby-pamby, nerveless, soft, spineless, weak, weak-kneed, weakened, weakling, wimpish, wimpy, wishy-washy flabby, flaccid, forceless, ineffective, ineffectualimpotent, impuissant, powerlessemasculated, unnervedlamblike, meek, pliable, submissivecorrupt, dastardly, unprincipled, unscrupulous, villainouscowardly, craven, fainthearted, lily-livered, nebbishy, poltroon, pusillanimous, sissy, timidinfirm, irresolute, vacillating backboned, firm, hard, strong, tough ethical, good, moral, principled, right, righteous, upright, virtuousdetermined, mettlesome, resolute, unrelentingcourageous, stalwart, stouthearted a steady falling of water from the sky in significant quantitywinced as he walked out into the wet without any protection cloudburst, deluge, downfall, downpour, rain, rainfall, rainstorm, storm precipitation, showerthundershower, thunderstorm, weather drizzle, mist, mizzle, scud, spit, sprinkle to make wetyou need to wet your hair thoroughly first bathe, bedraggle, douse(also dowse), drench, drown, soak, sodden, sop, souse, wash, water, waterlog, water-soak, wet down asperse, bedew, damp, dampen, drizzle, humidify, hydrate, mist, moisten, moisturize, shower, sprinkledeluge, flood, hose (down), inundate, overflowsubmerge, swampsplashimpregnate, saturate, steepflush, irrigate, lave, rinse, slosh, sluicedip, duck, dunkrehydrate, rewash, rewet dehydrate, desiccate, dry, parch, scorch, sear dewater, evaporate, freeze-drydrip-dry, wringdehumidify adj.wet, damp, dank, moist, humid mean covered or more or less soaked with liquid.wet usually implies saturation but may suggest a covering of a surface with water or something (such as paint) not yet dry.slipped on the wet pavement damp implies a slight or moderate absorption and often connotes an unpleasant degree of moisture.clothes will mildew if stored in a damp place dank implies a more distinctly disagreeable or unwholesome dampness.a prisoner in a cold, dank cell moist applies to what is slightly damp or not felt as dry.treat the injury with moist heat humid applies to the presence of much water vapor in the air.a hot, humid climate before the 12th century |