Issue and Wet

Issue

Issue verb - To produce and release for distribution in printed form.

Wet and issue are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wet" instead a verb "Issue".

Nearby Words: issued, issuing, issuance, issuer

Wet

Wet verb - To make wet.

Issue and wet are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Issue" instead a verb "Wet".

Nearby Words: wetness, wetting

How words are described

big big issue big wet
little little issue little wet

Common collocations

time issue time wet time

Both words in one sentence

  • Comic Book / Starbrand & Nightmask Female Gaze: In issue 4, Imani's gal pals try to encourage Kevin and Adam to hold a wet t-shirt contest after they get doused with ice water.
  • Film / Fury (2014) It is also worth noting that by 1945, this issue had been solved by the introduction of wet ammo stowage, making the Sherman no more likely to brew up than any other MBT on any side.
  • In the first issue of Lucifer, a young woman gets angry with the protagonist when he doesn't stop her from touching some wet paint, explaining only afterwards that it's actually blood.
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