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wetting one's clay

wetting one's clay is the present participle and gerund of wet one's clay.

Meaning of wet one's clay

Verb

wet one's clay (third-person singular simple present wets one's clay, present participle wetting one's clay, simple past and past participle wet one's clay or wetted one's clay)

  1. (archaic, informal) To drink.

Questions about wetting one's clay

What is wetting one's clay the present participle and gerund of?
Wetting one's clay is the present participle and gerund of wet one's clay.

Words near wetting one's clay in the dictionary

  1. wetting agents
  2. wetting down
  3. wetting machine
  4. wetting machines
  5. wetting one's beak
  6. wetting one's clay
  7. wetting one's pants
  8. wetting one's whistle
  9. wetting oneself
  10. wetting out
  11. wetting the baby's head

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