Our meadows are liable to flood occasionally in the winter, and also in a summer wetter than usual.
The sun shining on the iron would make it so hot it would burn any flower you tried to plant in the opening; the water couldn't reach the roots, and all that fell on the slab would run off and make it that much wetter at the edges.
The Subaltern crawled along first one arm of the cross-section and then the other, halting every now and then to place his ear to the wet planking or the wetter earth.
The soil grew wetter and more wet until at last the men were working ankle deep in water.
The vegetation was of almost tropical density, and the moisture underfoot and overhead was so great that it seemed to me I had never been wetter except in a bathtub.
She was no wetter and no more tired than her cousin, she said.
I couldn't be much wetter if I was either one, and I'd have gills so I could breathe under water.
In dryland soils there is much more calcium in the soil than there is potassium while in wetter soils there is as much or more potassium than calcium.
It resists absorbing moisture and readily compresses, mats, and sheds water, so hair needs to be mixed with other wetter materials.
On the lower, wetter part of the silt bar a willow grove grew up, dominated by S.
At length the ice lay far enough north to allow a connection between the Baltic and the Atlantic by way of Lakes Wener and Wetter in southern Sweden.
It is worth noticing that in this case the wetter period was also the warmer, whereas in Berlin it was the cooler.
The island was getting wetter because it was also getting--smaller!
Yet the tiny island got wetter every day, till it finally got so wet that the very floor of the man's hut turned spongy and splashed every time the man went to look out of the window at the view.
It realised why the ground was wetter and wetter every day, and also why the island was small and growing smaller.
I don't like this white water," she said, wiping her wet face on her wetter sleeve.
Louder and louder blew the wind across the flats, shrieking in my ears; wetter and wetter grew the road, until the splash of the horses grew to a churning, trampling roar.
They could be no wetter now--not if they were completely engulfed by the rising sea.
They were not much wetter than those already aboard the motor boat.
So they had to stay outdoors in the rain, and they grew wetter and wetter.
It rained harder and harder, and the poor little butterflies grew wetter and wetter, so they flew to the white lily and said: "Good Lily, will you open your bud a little so we may creep in out of the rain?
Pinus excelsa, which occurs in Bhutan, is absent in thewetter climate of Sikkim.
The lads were black, the coating of soot on their faces being streaked with perspiration, and their clothes could have been no wetter had they just come up from the sea.
You'll wake up one of these fine mornings wetter than I was after you turned the hose on me, you whelp!
This immersion did not make me any wetter than I was or than I had been for hours, but the water chilled me; so I hurried forward as rapidly as possible to warm up.
East coasts are wetter than interiors, but drier than west coasts.
Observations for one station during the wetter part of a cycle should not be compared with observations for another station during the drier part of the same, or of another cycle.
A succession of a few years wetter or drier than the normal is likely to lead to the conclusion that the change is permanent.
Some of these are worm-casts thrown up by busy Annelids, working away in the sand to reach a lower and therefore a wetter level, as the upper stratum dries in the sun.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "wetter" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
