wetting wetting /ˈhwɛtɪŋ/

noun

1. () The act of making something wet  ( wetting )
   the act of making something wet
   
2. A euphemism for urination  ( leak [Informal] , making water , passing water , wetting )
   a euphemism for urination
    He had to take a leak
   he had to take a leak
   
   

 wet wet /ˈwɛt/

adjective

1. () Covered or soaked with a liquid such as water  ( wet )
   covered or soaked with a liquid such as water
    A wet bathing suit
   a wet bathing suit
    Wet sidewalks
   wet sidewalks
    Wet weather
   wet weather
   
2. [Informal] Very drunk  ( besotted [Archaic] , blind drunk [Informal] , blotto [Informal] , cockeyed [Informal] , fuddled [Informal] , loaded [Informal, N. American] , pie-eyed [Informal] , pissed [Informal, British] , pixilated [Informal] , plastered [Informal] , slopped , sloshed [Informal] , smashed [Informal] , soaked [Informal] , soused [Informal] , sozzled [Informal] , squiffy , stiff [Informal] , tight [Informal] , wet [Informal] , bevvied [Informal, British] , crocked [Informal, N. American] , bladdered [Informal, British] , blitzed [Informal] , blootered [Dialect, UK] , bombed [Informal] , juiced [Informal, N. American] , liquored up [ N. American] , lit up [Slang] , mullered [Informal, British] , off one's face [Informal, British] , rat-arsed [British, Vulgar] , shitfaced [Vulgar] , shit-faced [Vulgar] , stinko [Informal] , stonkered [Informal, Australian, New Zeland] , swacked [Informal, N. American] , tanked up [Informal] , three sheets to the wind [Informal] , trashed [Informal] , trolleyed [Informal, British] , trollied [Informal, British] )
   very drunk
   
3. Consisting of or trading in alcoholic liquor  ( wet )
   consisting of or trading in alcoholic liquor
    A wet cargo
   a wet cargo
    A wet canteen
   a wet canteen
   
4. Producing or secreting milk  ( wet , lactating )
   producing or secreting milk
    A wet nurse
   a wet nurse
    A wet cow
   a wet cow
    Lactating cows
   lactating cows
   
5. [ N. American] Supporting or permitting the legal production and sale of alcoholic beverages  ( wet [ N. American] )
   supporting or permitting the legal production and sale of alcoholic beverages
    A wet candidate running on a wet platform
   a wet candidate running on a wet platform
    A wet county
   a wet county
   
6. Containing moisture or volatile components  ( wet )
   containing moisture or volatile components
    Wet paint
   wet paint
   

noun

1. () Wetness caused by water  ( wet , moisture )
   wetness caused by water
    Drops of wet gleamed on the window
   drops of wet gleamed on the window
   

verb

1. () Cause to become wet  ( wet )
   cause to become wet
    Wet your face
   Wet your face
   
2. Make one's bed or clothes wet by urinating  ( wet )
   make one's bed or clothes wet by urinating
    This eight year old boy still wets his bed
   This eight year old boy still wets his bed