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Meanings of wetter in inglés
A chemical agent capable of reducing the surface tension of a liquid in which it is dissolved.
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Examples for "bedwetter"
Examples for "bedwetter"
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Worst of times Mocked for making "music for bedwetters" by former Oasis label boss, Alan McGee.
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Chi Square test was used to verify the different prevalence of academic problems in group of bedwetters and healthy controls.
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Except for one thing: I had become a chronic bed wetter.
2
I was allergic to dairy products; I was suffering from seeping eczema and constant ear infections; and I was a bed wetter.
3
"You mean you aren't an impotent, incontinent bed wetter?"
Usage of wetter in inglés
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All could have more usual winter conditions as wetter conditions peter out.
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Monday will be potentially wetter still with the chance of a storm.
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It was colder and wetter than I'd ever known June could be.
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Deeper and deeper, wetter and wetter, colder and colder grew the mist.
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It is wetter than it need be, otherwise we are very jolly.
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This was a wetter reach of hills all summered, copper and slick.
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They did think that they saw which was not too much wetter.
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The mud got sloppier and wetter and then it was the river.
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It will get warmer on Sunday, up to 23C, but wetter too.
10
God almighty, her cunt is wetter than he's ever known it before!
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If only Mars were warmer, wetter, more oxygen-y, the would-be Martians whine.
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Well, I can't get any wetter, and I'll work and keep warm.
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That is, surfactants make water wetter, and help us breathe easy as well.
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Niwa meteorologist Ben Noll said the upcoming months are going to be wetter.
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Global warming has made Ireland a bit colder and, apparently, wetter.
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It blamed cooler, wetter weather and weaker consumer confidence for the weaker-than-expected performance.
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