Wetting is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WETTING in dictionary:

VERB:
• cover or touch with liquid; moisten
• (especially of a baby or young child) urinate in or on
• urinate involuntarily
• infuse (tea) by pouring on boiling water
NOUN:
• a liquid used for moisturising
• liquid that makes something damp
• rainy weather
• a drink
• a person lacking forcefulness or strength of character
• a Conservative with liberal tendencies
• a person opposed to the prohibition of alcohol.
• the act of making something wet
• a euphemism for urination
ADJECTIVE:
• covered or saturated with water or another liquid
• (of the weather) rainy
• (of paint, ink, plaster, or a similar substance) not yet having dried or hardened
• (of a baby or young child) having urinated in its nappy or underwear
• involving the use of water or liquid
• (of a ship) liable to take in water over her bows or sides.
• showing a lack of forcefulness or strength of character; feeble
• Conservative with liberal tendencies, especially as regarded by right-wing Conservatives
• (of a country or region or of its legislation) allowing the free sale of alcoholic drink.
• (of a person) addicted to or drinking alcohol
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make wet
• a liquid used in moistening something

Words related to WETTING

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How to use WETTING in a sentence

• The stream stayed us a little, for it could not be forded without a wetting, and I went in up to the waist.
• Oz history would have been dismal, indeed, had Dorothy not splashed a bucket of water over the Wicked Witch, wetting her from head to foot.
• Got a complete wetting in coming home, and in driving to the fort Mrs.
• The sky was overcast, and the weather looked so threatening that, unless he could find Miss Selincourt soon, and hurry her home, she would scarcely escape a very bad wetting.
• And with the passing of each day, as Wabigoon had predicted, the stream became more and more shallow, until they could wade across it without wetting themselves above their knees.
• He was across the Laughing Brook without even wetting his feet.
• He could have waded it as the water would not rise past his waist, but he did not like the look of the chill current, and he did not want another wetting on a winter day.
• The night was warm and foggy, and the short journey to land, to one who had been brought up like a duck, meant nothing more than a wetting.
• Beyond the fright and the wetting I had nothing to complain of.
• Though they had but lately been fair in the path of the thunderstorm they had escaped a wetting.
• The next step is rolling and wetting, and more rolling and wetting until finally the whole is allowed to dry and is ready for play.
• The mere wetting of my feet in it, however, had so refreshed me, that I went on without fatigue till the darkness began to grow thinner, and I knew the sun was drawing nigh.
• Stephen could hardly believe that there was no water, and that his horses could travel the blue depths without wetting their feet.
• This had the effect of wetting them to their shoulders, but not a piece of wood could they discover.
• The latter cause is indicated by another symptom, the frequent wetting of the bed at night.
• The first two conditions of successful dyeing are, therefore, a suitable wetting out and scouring.
• A shower surprised us yesterday and gave us a thorough wetting.
• Beyond the shock and wetting neither she nor Mark was harmed.
• They were strong lads, inured to many hardships of the border and the forest, and they did not fear ill results from a mere wetting.
• It was a hot day, and we both went to work giving drinks of water, wetting wounds, and bathing hot heads and hands.
• The unfortunate saddle and little trunk were then rescued, but not until they had received a pretty thorough wetting.
• Scarbreast led, and his mustang, after many kicks and reluctant steps, went over his depth, wetting the stalwart chief to the waist.
• If any of them fell in, he thought, they would only get a good wetting.
• As to transporting you this evening to the other side of the Mercy, and that without wetting one thread of your clothes, I will take care of that.
• They were not men to mind the wind tearing at their hair, nor the rain wetting them to the skin, and a blow from a hammer is worth just as much in bad as in fine weather.
• Consequently, some of the water rushed directly across the flooring of the shelter, wetting the brushwood cut for sleeping purposes.
• The regiment wrapped themselves in their blankets and took their wetting with more or less satisfaction.
• The thorough wetting had cooled his spirit and calmed his nerves.
• Pinch the crusts together well after wetting them, to prevent the juice, which should be so thick that it does not soak through the lower crust at all, from cooking out.
• Dashing the cold water into his face, and wetting his eyes well with it, Prescott took a few deep breaths.
• He even stepped into the sea, and walked far out without wetting his thighs.
• He might have come in the boat and have saved you a wetting.
• I was bending over Sagorski, wetting his face, and as he looked up at me I told him I was awfully sorry.
• A splendid address a really splendid address is not shown by giving a flower freely, it is not shown by a mark or by wetting.

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