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Meanings of wet clothing in English
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Usage of wet clothing in English
1
The little girl was frightened, and, embracing her wet clothing, she said:
2
The wet clothing he hung over the body of the Saw-Horse.
3
She was beginning to feel the chill of her wet clothing.
4
They lifted him carefully under a shady tree and removed his wet clothing.
5
The girls' wet clothing was almost dry when they were called to breakfast.
6
Removing a portion of his wet clothing, he threw himself upon his bed.
7
Then she did sit in her wet clothing all day at your house?
8
She could hear Niall behind her, wrestling off his wet clothing.
9
The room is ripe with the smell of sweat, chlorine, and wet clothing.
10
The wet clothing he could not replace, and that would have to be endured.
11
Harriet had gotten up and was removing her wet clothing.
12
She made them change their wet clothing for that which was warm and dry.
13
They were piled on the bathroom floor with the rest of their wet clothing.
14
Jane and Harriet changed their wet clothing, ate breakfast and returned early in the forenoon.
15
Their wet clothing dragged them back, their packs got twisted and cut into their shoulders.
16
As Ralph proceeded to remove his wet clothing, Bachelor Billy watched him with increasing concern.
This collocation consists of:
Wet clothing through the time
Wet clothing across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common