wetter

Further from dry

Wetter is the comparative form of wet—more wet.

Something wetter has more moisture than something else: The towel got wetter the longer it sat in the rain.

This sponge is wetter than that one.

A wetter can also be a substance that reduces surface tension to help liquids spread more evenly.

damp

moist

Slightly wet

  • dewyCovered in condensation
  • clammyMoist and cool
  • soggyThoroughly wet and soft

dank · drizzly · misty · dew · condensation · chilly · overcast · gloomy · foggy · murky

soaked

drenched

Thoroughly wet throughout

dunked · immersed · doused · sodden · steeped · swamped · inundated · deluged · awash · engulfed

humid

humidity

Moisture in atmosphere

sultry · steamy · tropical · oppressive · stifling · clammy · suffocating · heavy · airless · close

rainy

precipitation

Atmospheric water deposit

deluge · cloudburst · drizzle · showers · raindrops · sprinkle · mist · spitting · mizzle · droplets

climatic

meteorology

Study of atmospheric phenomena

forecast · barometer · hygrometer · cyclone · typhoon · hurricane · tornado · pressure · humidity · conditions

officiant

celebrant

One who observes festivities

  • ministerReligious leader or serve
  • priestOne who performs sacraments
  • pastorChristian congregation leader

chaplain · clergy · reverend · ordained · officiate · wedding · ceremony · marriage · nuptials · vows

Categories
Opposites
moisture content

wetterdrier

Having less moisture

dryer · arid · parched · desiccated · dried

Phrases
Family

wettest, wetting, wetted, wettable

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