wet down



wet someone or something down

to put water onto someone or something. Mother wet the children down with a hose while she was washing the car. Karen wet down the children with the hose. We wet the new concrete down to help it cure in all the heat.
See also: down, wet

wet down

v.
1. To wet the surface of something entirely: The painter wet down the canvas. We wet the car down before applying the soap.
2. To cause something to bend down or lie flat by making it wet: I wet down my hair so that it wouldn't stick up. The heavy dew wet the grass down flat.
See also: down, wet

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Aldus-Medieval English
Widogast-Ancient Germanic
Erlantz-Basque
Vincent['vinsənt]
PattonPAT-ənEnglish (Rare)
Keturahki-TOOR-ə (English), kee-TYOOR-ə (English)Biblical