Is water wet? / myLot

December 7, 2017 6:02pm CST

So, there has been this big debate going on across social media and I figured I would bring it here to see what everyone else's thoughts on this was. The question is, is water wet? I say no, because 'wet' is a description of something that has come in contact with water...but then that brings us to an even bigger question.... if an item is still submerged in water, such as a fish or something of the sort, would it be considered wet while still in the water or only once it's been pulled out?

3 people like this

6 responses

Namelesss

@Namelesss (3368)

• United States

8 Dec 17

LMAO!!! I'm just going to go sideways here and say, I didn't know water even had dreams

2 people like this

Kashari Williams

@Levianak (9)

•

8 Dec 17

kmsl

2 people like this

Lena Kovadlo

@lovebuglena (43074)

• Staten Island, New York

8 Dec 17

I would say anything that comes in contact with a liquid (no matter what that liquid is) would be considered wet. For example, if you spill tea or coffee on your pants they are wet.

2 people like this

ddnj2006

@ddnj2006 (652)

• Philippines

8 Dec 17

I think no. Coz only solid dry things can only be described as wet upon being spilled by any liquid matter. Unless it is an ice. So maybe the question is incomplete. That's why it becomes misleading, I guess.