Sentence examples for wet means from inspiring English sources

Wet means only a little foam; dry equals a lot.

The word "wet" means connections so close that you can't break them off.

Dry them off and let them sit, make sure they are bone dry on the inside because getting your bearings wet means rust.

I tried to get Poncho to clarify — did "wet" mean rain was coming, then?

At steady state conditions, daily harvested algal paste was 1454 g (wet), mean areal system productivity=47.8±3.04 g m−2 per day (17.1±1.09 g C m−2 per day) and mean CFSTR6 density=105.5±6.71 mg l−1.

Her weighing in at 100-pounds wet meant that we were able to try a face-to-face position in which I stood and she wrapped her legs around my waist.

"They say, 'I'm wet,' which means, 'I have product,' or, 'I'm dry,' which means they don't have any," said Tom Collins, a spokesman for the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority.

A backlog of matches caused by the wet weather means Thursday is busier than usual.

All the stylus's features can also be used when the screen is wet, which means it can be used underwater, if you really want.

The bulb of one thermometer is kept wet (by means of a thin, wet cloth wick) so that the cooling that results from evaporation makes it register a lower temperature than the dry-bulb thermometer.

All this after a generally wet 18 months means that where there isn't flooding, the ground is sodden.