be all wet



be all wet

1. Literally, to be soaked by water. I'm all wet because I got caught in that thunderstorm without an umbrella. The dryer must be broken because my clothes are all wet.
2. To be totally wrong. We need to come up with a new ad campaign because, based on these negative reactions, the old one was all wet.
See also: all, wet

be all wet

  (American)
to be completely wrong Most doctors agreed that the scientific evidence in the report was simply all wet.
See also: all, wet

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Asia (1)AY-zhə (English), AH-zyah (Italian)English (Modern), Italian (Modern)
Hammer['hæmə]
Marganita-Hebrew
Manu (2)MAH-noo (Finnish)French, Spanish, German, Finnish
BrionBRIE-ənEnglish
Ernie['ɜ:ni]