DAILY VOCABULARY WITH PICTURES. Wet

• wet comparative wetter, superlative wettest
• 1

  water/liquid

  covered in or full of water or another liquid [≠ dry]:
• I've washed your shirt but it's still wet.
• wet grass
• get (something) wet
• Take an umbrella or you'll get wet.
• wet with
• His face was wet with sweat.
• The man in the boat was wet through (=completely wet).
• soaking/dripping/sopping wet (=very wet)
• The towel was soaking wet.
• 2

  weather

  rainy:
• There's more wet weather on the way.
• It's very wet outside.
• the wettest summer on record
• 3

  paint/ink etc

  not yet dry:
• The paint's still wet.
• 4

  person

  British English informal someone who is wet does not have a strong character, or is not willing to do something that you think they should do - used to show disapproval:
• Don't be so wet! Just tell them you don't want to go.
• 5

  baby

  if a child or its nappy is wet, the nappy is full of urine
• 6

   somebody is all wet

  American English informal someone is completely wrong
• 7

   be wet behind the ears

  informal very young and without much experience of life
• —wetly adverb
• —wetness noun [uncountable]
• WORD FOCUS: wet 
• very wet: soaked, drenched
• a little wet: damp, moist
• wet and soft: soggy
• when the air feels wet: humid, damp, muggy
• WORD FOCUS: weather 
• good weather: sunny/fine used to describe weather or a day when there is a lot of sunshine
• nice/lovely/glorious very sunny and good
• bright if the weather is bright, the sun shines strongly
• there isn't a cloud in the sky the sky is completely clear
• dry if the weather is dry, it does not rain
• fair sunny and not windy or rainy - used especially in weather forecasts
• rain: wet/rainy/damp used to describe weather or a day when there is a lot of rain
• unsettled if the weather is unsettled, it keeps changing and it often rains
• drizzle light rain which consists of very small drops of water
• shower a short period of rain
• downpour a short period when it suddenly rains very heavily
• it's pouring down British English/it's pouring rain American English it is raining very hard
• it's drizzling it is raining a little, with very small drops of rain
• snow: snowy used to describe weather or a day when there is a lot of snow
• sleet a mixture of snow and rain
• slush a mixture of partly melted snow and ice
• hail/hailstones frozen drops of rain, that fall as drops of ice
• blizzard a storm with a lot of snow and strong wind
• frost white powder that covers the ground when it is cold
• wind: windy used to describe a day or weather when there is a lot of wind
• blustery very windy
• breeze a gentle pleasant wind
• hurricane (in the Atlantic Ocean) /typhoon (in the Pacific Ocean) a violent storm with extremely strong winds
• cloudy: cloudy used to describe weather or a day when there are a lot of clouds in the sky 
• grey/dull cloudy and not bright
• overcast if the sky is overcast, it is very cloudy and dark, and it is likely to rain
• hazy not clear, especially because there is a slight mist caused by heat or smoke
• hot: boiling/scorching/sizzling/blazing/burning/baking/broiling (hot)extremely hot
• sweltering very hot and humid
• warm a little hot, in a way that is pleasant
• balmy pleasantly warm, with a gentle wind blowing
• heatwave a period of unusually hot weather 
• cold: freezing (cold) extremely cold
• arctic extremely cold, usually with a lot of ice and snow
• wintry cold and snowy or rainy, like the weather in winter
• crisp if the air is crisp, it feels cold but pleasantly fresh and clear
• chilly a little too cold, in a way that makes you feel uncomfortable
• cool a little cold, in a way that is pleasant
• cold snap/cold spell a period of unusually cold weather
• 
  
• ➔ See also weather

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED:
Use wet in a sentence: http://sentence.yourdictionary.com/wet