overwet

/ˌoʊvərˈwɛt/
verb
  1. To make something too wet; to wet excessively.
    • Be careful not to overwet the sponge when cleaning the table.
    • If you overwet the soil, the plant's roots may rot.
    • The rain overwet the tent, and everything inside got damp.
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adjective
  1. Too wet; having more moisture than is desirable or necessary.
    • The paint became overwet because we added too much water.
    • After the storm, the field was overwet and impossible to walk through.
    • The clay was overwet and wouldn't hold its shape.
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