Wetting

Most children grow out of wetting the bed by the age of seven or eight.

Mary is wetting her hair.

I am wetting my handkerchief.

When she came to the place where the footpath led across the moor, she found small pools of water, and a great deal of mud, so she threw the loaf into the mud, and trod upon it, that she might pass without wetting her feet.

When she came to the place where the footpath led across the marsh, she found small pools of water, and a great deal of mud, so she threw the loaf of bread into the mud, and walked upon it, so that she might pass without wetting her feet.

No one can dry another's tears without wetting his own hands.

After Tom's family moved to Australia, he started wetting the bed again.

It is usual to expect, that the first two or three wettings or steepings of grain, at the commencement of the malting season, will not make so good malt as succeeding steepings […]

Earned my name name for all of them wettings If I let you live, then give blessings