This seemed a little sus to me so I checked the dictionary. Merriam-Webster says wet can mean consisting of liquid such as water. (See 1a of screen capture).
That was actually what my initial response was going to be! Then I checked the definition and saw it wasn’t even necessary to argue at the molecular level.
Rain is not wet. Water makes things wet, but is not itself wet.
This seemed a little sus to me so I checked the dictionary. Merriam-Webster says wet can mean consisting of liquid such as water. (See 1a of screen capture).
Also if two water molecules are next to each other then are they not making each other wet?
That was actually what my initial response was going to be! Then I checked the definition and saw it wasn’t even necessary to argue at the molecular level.
There go those slutty water molecules again
Hydrogen bonding with just any molecule they bump into. Those promiscuous polar particles.
Their so corrosive to the bonds of those around them, if only they’d think of other more
I have said, many times, something like “I’ll be out in the wet if you need me”.
Wet is used as a synonym for rain in my local dialect. The endless flexibility of english is amazing. Noun that verb! Adjectivize all the words!
Just don’t put colour before size in your stack of adjectives or everyone cringes, for some reason.
One of the things water makes wet is water.
Water makes it self wet? The other definitions and reasoning is plausible. Water makes water wet? Stoner ideas?
Water is wet
Shut the fuck
You ok, friend?
I’m just tired of people arguing that weter isn’t wet when it’s right there in the name.
Well, telling someone to shut the fuck up is quite rude, and definitely an overreaction. You need to touch grass.
Also, what is weter?
You want me to touch the grass when the paint isn’t even dry yet? Are YOU okay?
Whoa, whoa, whoa. I had no idea the paint wasn’t dry yet! Set a 6-7 timer, and touch the grass after the firefighters give the “all clear”.
There are a number of things that are wetter than water. So yeah, it’s wet, but it’s not the epitome of wetness.
Water touches water, therefore water is wet
Water is wet because it’s multiple molecules making each other wet. So a single water molecule is dry.