wetting in Irish
wetting in Irish is fliuchán — wetting means the act or process of making something wet.
wetting in Irish
fliuchán
The act of making something wet.
What does "wetting" mean?
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noun The act or process of making something wet.
"A light wetting of the soil is enough before you plant the seeds."
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noun An episode of accidental urination, especially by a child or during sleep.
"The doctor said bed-wetting at that age is still completely normal."
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wetting in a sentence
- A light wetting of the soil is enough before you plant the seeds.
- The doctor said bed-wetting at that age is still completely normal.
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What is "wetting" in Irish?
"wetting" in Irish is fliuchán. wetting means: The act or process of making something wet.
How do you use "wetting" in a sentence?
Example: "A light wetting of the soil is enough before you plant the seeds." In Irish, "wetting" is fliuchán.
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