Serious Is water wet

It is both WET and DRY. For something to be able to be wet, it has to be able to be dry.

I'd say it depends in which state the H2O molecules iare in, if they're frozen it's ice, and ice is (from my expirience) dry.
But if you mean water as in specifically the liquid state of H20, then yes, it is indeed wet.

No. something becomes wet when water gets on it and if its possible to dry, but water cannot get on water and water cannot be dried, so water is not wet

09-01-2018, 12:22 AM

gamefist Wrote: No. something becomes wet when water gets on it and if its possible to dry, but water cannot get on water and water cannot be dried, so water is not wet

But water is always wet. And water molecules are always on top of other water molecules.

Water isnt wet because the term wet is used to describe things that have touched or came in contact with water

08-01-2018, 06:38 PM

:Zenith Wrote: This is probably the most serious question I've asked all year. But it is actually a pretty fun discussion to have.

Is water wet? I'd like to hear your view.

Hey, look here:LINK

09-01-2018, 01:21 AM

4cr4zy Wrote: Hey, look here:LINK

I don't want to see links. I want to hear views from people on nulled. Not just quotes from other websites.

the water will appear wet but is indeed dry its a common misconception

09-01-2018, 02:09 AM

endress6 Wrote: the water will appear wet but is indeed dry its a common misconception

true

Of course it is wtf.

noun
1.
liquid that makes something damp.

verb
1.
cover or touch with liquid; moisten.

Water makes things damp.

Water is touching water, the molecules are touching one another, thus making them wet/damp/moist