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Meanings of wetness in English
Usage of wetness in English
1
The wetness helped his body slide, but also made my footing tricky.
2
The natives, however, impute these defects to the wetness of the season.
3
It sure takes power to drive the old can through this wetness.
4
She stood at the window, looking out blankly into the leaden wetness.
5
Tobin raised a hand to his cheek and felt sticky wetness there.
6
She could still feel the wetness on her cheek, cool and clinging.
7
He could feel the warm wetness of her femininity through his breeches.
8
She felt warm wetness between her thighs, and she touched down there.
9
The sergeant mumbles an obscenity and shakes the wetness from his hand.
10
He said nothing, but there was a definite wetness in his eyes.
11
A cold chill of wetness brushed his cheek as she kissed him.
12
On the sidewalk the cloud of earth and wetness descended upon him.
13
He felt the wetness of her tears pressed against his own fingers.
14
Touching her forehead, she felt the warm wetness seep between her fingers.
15
I just got tired of the wetness sticking to me, that's all.
16
Michael felt the wetness in his own eyes and fought it savagely.
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Wetness through the time
Wetness across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common