wet cupping (wetkuping)

The application of a cupping-gla simultaneously with incision of the skin, by means of which a small quantity of blood is withdrawn. See cupping, 1. wetet. A Middle English form of wet1, with. wether (weh'er), n. [E. dial. also wedder; And softer than the wolle is of a wether . Chaucer, Miller's Tale, L. 63. wether-hog (weTH'er-hog), n. A young wether. [Prov. Eng.] wethewyndet, n. A Middle English form of withwind . wetly (wet'li), adv. [ "Love," she says, very sweetly, while, for the last time, her blue eyes wetly dwell on his. Rhoda Brought on, Joan, ii. 11.