Lap
Lap verb - To flow along or against.
Wet
Wet verb - To make wet.
Both words in one sentence
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Lampshaded in "Recession Proof" from season seven of House, when the titular character flops, drunk and soaking wet, on to a couch with Cuddy, head in her lap.
Source: Lap Pillow - The 1998 Belgian Grand Prix resulted in this: with typical wet weather at the location, conditions were slippery, causing David Coulthard to lose control of his car in the first lap.
Source: Disaster Dominoes -
A 78-lap race at Monte-Carlo in the wet will usually take about two hours.
Source: Marathon Level
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