Another word for wet
wet
modif.
Covered or soaked with liquid
moist, damp, soaking, soaked, drenched, soggy, muggy, dewy, watery, dank, slimy, dripping, saturated, waterlogged, sodden.
Rainy
drizzly, slushy, snowy, slippery, muddy, humid, foggy, damp, clammy, showery, stormy, drizzling, cloudy, misty.
*Favoring or permitting liquor
open, antiprohibitionist, pro-repeal, alcoholic, serving liquor.
*Mistaken
inaccurate, misled, in error; see mistaken 1, wrong 2.
wet is applied to something covered or soaked with water or other liquid wet streets, clothes, etc. or to something not yet dry wet paint; damp implies slight, usually undesirable or unpleasant wetness a damp room; dank suggests a disagreeable, chilling, unwholesome dampness a dank fog; moist implies slight but, unlike damp, often desirable wetness moist air; humid implies such permeation of the air with moisture as to make for discomfort a hot, humid day
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Another word for wet
To make thoroughly wet:
douse, drench, saturate, soak, sodden, sop, souse. See dryTo make moist:
bathe, dampen, moisten, wash. See dry
MLA Style
"wet." YourDictionary, n.d. Web. 14 January 2019. <https://thesaurus.yourdictionary.com/wet>.
APA Style
wet. (n.d.). Retrieved January 14th, 2019, from https://thesaurus.yourdictionary.com/wet
