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Noun: wetting  we-ting
  1. The act of making something wet
    "The wetting of the seeds was the first step in the germination process"
     
  2. A euphemism for urination
    "The patient reported frequent wetting during the night";
    - leak [informal], making water [archaic], passing water
Verb: wet (wet,wetting, also wetted)  wet
  1. Cause to become wet
    "Wet your face"
     
  2. Make one's bed or clothes wet by urinating
    "This eight year old boy still wets his bed"

Sounds like: wetted, whetting, wh

Derived forms: wettings

Type of: alter, change, change of state, make water [archaic], micturate [formal], micturition, modify, pass water, pee [informal], pee-pee [informal], piddle [informal], relieve oneself [informal], spend a penny [Brit, informal], take a leak [informal], urinate, urination, wee [Brit, informal], wee-wee [informal], widdle [Brit, informal]

Antonym: dry

Encyclopedia: Wetting

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