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"wet palms" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe a physical feeling of being anxious or nervous. For example, "Brad's palms were starting to sweat as he waited for the interviewer to enter the room."
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Roll a tablespoonful between wet palms to form a ball of your chosen size.
Wet palms in the wind look like long-haired creatures shaking off after a bath.
Unlike other detanglers, it has a handle so it doesn't fall from wet palms, and the lack of a separate cushion for bristles means there's nowhere for sand to get trapped – just sluice it in water to remove any debris.
Roll between wet palms (they're sticky as heck) and bake.
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His electric fuzz pop extols the virtues of wet, salty palms and revels in the unabashed pleasures of house, game-show synths and a joke falsetto.
Moreover, 3 additional new species have been identified in Sri Lanka: the golden wet-zone palm civet (P. aureus), the golden dry-zone palm civet (P. stenocephalus), and the Sri Lankan brown palm civet (P. montanus) (4 ).
But she didn't go, she stood staring at me, the movement of her tail slowing just slightly, and then she inched forward and pressed her snout against my hand, her nose wet in my palm.
"My palms get wet".
The client said, "I touched it and it was still wet" — he raised his palms, but the stigmata were no longer visible — "so Larry said I had to buy it!" Everyone laughed again.
However elegantly Harrison filters Molière's couplets, bile burns, which may be why Armstrong keeps running his hands through his luxuriant hair: his palms are wet with something scarier than sweat.
Sweat was running down my back and my palms were wet.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

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