wetness in Irish
wetness in Irish is fliuchán — wetness means the state of being wet.
wetness in Irish
fliuchán
The condition of being wet.
What does "wetness" mean?
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noun The state of being wet.
"The industrial brewers continue to prosper, but now they are facing a new challenge from local brewers across the country who are dedicated to turning out brews that have only one thing in common with industrial beer—wetness."
- noun Weather that is rainy or damp.
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- The industrial brewers continue to prosper, but now they are facing a new challenge from local brewers across the country who are dedicated to turning out brews that have only one thing in common with industrial beer—wetness.
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What is "wetness" in Irish?
"wetness" in Irish is fliuchán. wetness means: The state of being wet.
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