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Significados de
wetting
en inglés
español
pipi
Volver al significado
A euphemism for urination.
leak
making water
passing water
español
pipi
Uso de
wetting
en inglés
1
His childhood was also marked by chronic
bed
-
wetting
and cruelty to animals.
2
This takes place by the
wetting
and warming; for labors are parching.
3
Beyond the fright and the
wetting
I had nothing to complain of.
4
A small child could toddle through the water without
wetting
her knees.
5
The men who fell in got off with only an unpleasant
wetting
.
6
Suddenly he thrust in his hand,
wetting
his sleeve to the elbow.
7
I was chilled, too, from my
wetting
,
in spite of the fire.
8
I reckon he won't suffer none in the end for his
wetting
.
9
I have a shameful memory of
wetting
a bed in the caravan.
10
We can open or shut a fruit by drying or
wetting
it.
11
We shipped a sea ourselves, which gave the fore-deck passengers a
wetting
.
12
What in the world is he
wetting
that perfectly clean cloth for?
13
Ben stood there for a moment,
wetting
his lips, looking at Bill.
14
She could not conceive of a man taking cold through a
wetting
.
15
He was as drunk as a fly, sir, even after his
wetting
.
16
It splashed through water, icy spray
wetting
Argoth's exposed feet and face.
Más ejemplos para "wetting"
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Sobre este término
wetting
wet
Verbo
Presente
Nombre
Singular
Colocaciones frecuentes
good wetting
thorough wetting
mind a wetting
first wetting
last wetting
Más colocaciones
Translations for
wetting
español
pipi
Wetting
a través del tiempo
Wetting
por variante geográfica
Reino Unido
Común
Estados Unidos de América
Común