How to pronounce “wetter” in English

But it's a bit wetter, and it's not as dry.

But that's still lot wetter than that what we thought.

And El Nino this year is then making it wetter.

Under humoralism, women were cold and wetter and more prone to sadness and depression, and men were more prone to anger because they were hotter.

So climate change from long-lived greenhouse gases like CO2 makes some areas relatively drier and some areas relatively wetter.

Oh, the bed-wetter thing, OK.

from further south to the north, from warmer and for cooler and wetter to hotter and drier.

you might get greener grass you might get taller grass and you might sometimes feel it a little bit softer and wetter

And once you're completely wet, and you can't get any wetter, cycling in the rain really isn't that bad, and maybe even enjoyable.

The more water I have in my dough, does it mean it's a wetter dough?

But as you get further and further and further west, it gets more moderate in temperature, and certainly wetter.

But again, the ambient temperature and pressure-- and it's a little bit wetter.

Because at the three million year timeline, time level, there was this major shift from a wetter, more forested environment, to a dryer, more open environment.

But very early in the era, they think that the women's reproductive organs, because she's colder and wetter on that side of the humor model,

And they could find some tendencies like, OK, they tend to be bed-wetters into later adolescence--

Well, if you suspect you have a serial killer in your neighborhood and you're a police officer, you can't really go round up the bed-wetters.

Well, it turns out their families turn them in, their friends, the people who know them, who can say, oh, yeah, he was a bed-wetter.