Sentence examples for to wet from inspiring English sources

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to wet

adjective

Of an object, etc, covered with or impregnated with liquid.

  • I went out in the rain and now my clothes are all wet.

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I'm going to wet myself!

Too scared to wet my pants.

He's trying not to wet himself.

What's not to wet your pants over?

'Let me.' John's tongue darted out to wet his lips.

We wanted to wet down the meadows around her house.

Now it's really time to wet the bed.

"He was so frightening I used to wet myself.

"This is a way to wet their feet".

Even the mob wants to wet its beak.

Or we're there to wet a baby's head.

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