get wet
Absorb some moisture
Get wet is literal when water or other liquid contacts something: I forgot my umbrella and got wet.
The phrase extends to becoming aroused—for women, referring to vaginal lubrication, parallel to men getting hard.
Getting your feet wet means gaining initial experience with something new.
Accidental liquid release
- splashLiquid scattering on impact
- puddleShallow collected rainwater
- drenchSoak something completely
- leakEscape through a breach
drip · splatter · overflow · spray · hose · bucket · knocked over · slosh
Very light precipitation
- downpourIntense precipitation event
- showerWater spray for bathing
- monsoonSeasonal tropical wind pattern
- thunderstormViolent weather with lightning
cloudburst · sprinkle · rainfall · squall · puddles · umbrella · raincoat · galoshes
Collective fund or basin
- diveHeadfirst water entry
- splashLiquid scattering on impact
- plungeSudden steep descent
- submergedBelow water's surface
immersed · wade · snorkel · cannonball · treading · laps · chlorine · goggles
spill
Accidental liquid release
leak · drip · splatter · overflow · spray · hose · bucket · knocked over · slosh · squirt
drizzle
Very light precipitation
- downpourIntense precipitation event
- showerWater spray for bathing
- monsoonSeasonal tropical wind pattern
thunderstorm · cloudburst · sprinkle · rainfall · squall · puddles · umbrella · raincoat · galoshes · rainwater
shower
Water spray for bathing
lather · wash · shampoo · steam · hot spring · onsen · hammam · sauna · tub · jacuzzi
pool
Collective fund or basin
submerged · immersed · wade · snorkel · cannonball · treading · laps · chlorine · goggles · swimsuit
drenched
Thoroughly wet throughout
sodden · waterlogged · soggy · steeped · wringing · dampness · moisture · through and through · bone-dry · towel off
mop
Floor-washing implement
scrub · wipe · hose down · pressure wash · squeegee · spray · suds · soapy · washdown · splashback