Dark and Wet

Dark

Dark adjective - Being without light or without much light.

Wet and dark are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wet" instead an adjective "Dark".

Wet

Wet adjective - Containing, covered with, or thoroughly penetrated by water.

Dark and wet are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Dark" instead an adjective "Wet".

Nearby Words: wetness, wetting

How words are described

little little dark little wet
outside outside dark outside wet

Both words in one sentence

  • Film / Don't Look Now This isn't the sunny touristy Venice, but Venice in the off season, where everything closes early, the streets are dark and wet, and isolation sinks in effortlessly.
  • Reality Is Unrealistic: Daniel's hair darkens when it's wet, something that's not commonly seen in fiction is that indeed, blond people hair turns dark brown/black when wet.
  • School Swimsuit While most such School Swimsuits are dark blue, occasionally, girls are shown wearing white versions, for similar reasons to why men love wet T-shirt contests.
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