Wet

wet, a. [wetter; wettest.] Containing, ing of, soaked or drenched with, or having face moistened with water or other liquid; moisture; very damp; rainy; nasty; humid; moist. n. Water or wetne ; moisture or humidity sider able degree; rainy, foggy, or misty weather.— v. t. Ump. . p. wet (rarely wet'ted); wetting.] To fill or moisten with water or other liquid or soak in liquid. — Wet'ne , n. State of wet; moisture; humidity; a watery or moist of the atmosphere. — WeVnurse, n. A nurse suckles a child, esp. the child of another woman. -shod, a. Having the feet wet with the shoes boots on.