wet in Irish
wet in Irish is fliuch — wet means covered in or soaked with liquid, usually water.
wet in Irish
fliuch
What does "wet" mean?
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adj Covered in or soaked with liquid, usually water.
"Her hair was still wet from the shower."
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adj Describing weather that brings a lot of rain.
"It's been the wettest autumn on record."
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adj British informal: lacking backbone or firmness of character; feeble.
"He was mocked at school for being a bit wet."
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verb To make something wet by applying liquid to it.
"Wet the cloth before you wipe down the counter."
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wet in a sentence
- Her hair was still wet from the shower.
- Careful, the paint on that bench is still wet.
- It's been the wettest autumn on record.
- He was mocked at school for being a bit wet.
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What is "wet" in Irish?
"wet" in Irish is fliuch. wet means: Covered in or soaked with liquid, usually water.
How do you use "wet" in a sentence?
Example: "Her hair was still wet from the shower." In Irish, "wet" is fliuch.
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