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Debate: Is water wet?
Side: Yes

Honestly, saying that water is dry is stupid. I mean, listen to yourselves! "water is dry". People have known that water is wet for AGES, and now you just decide to say that water is DRY? Do I need to sit you down and explain the answer to you slowly in order for you to understand it? I guess your brain cannot comprehend something so simple. Water is not wet unless in volume and isn't even a liquid or at least, behave like one, unless in volume. Water can't get other forms of matter wet without being in volume and water in volume can't get wetter because it is already wet by becoming wet. Water consists of multiple H2O molecules and those H2O molecules are surrounded by more H2O molecules, and to perceive something is wet is to feel the H2O molecules and water consists of H2O molecules so therefore water is wet. There is a saying from Abdul Basir in Philadelphia, US:“Water isn't wet because it is a liquid that wets things. Once you come into contact with water you become wet. Until then water is liquid, and you are dry.”We know that this is not true because it has been found that water molecules have the ability to wet other water molecules. The definition of wet is moist, rainy or having liquid on it. An example of wet used as an adjective is in the phrase "wet towel," which means a towel that has water on it. Wet means a liquid. An example of wet is rain. Water can have water on it, which should simply mean that water is wet. But people that believe otherwise would need more proof.The main causes of the fact that water is wet, is its wetting properties determined by a force balance between adhesive and cohesive forces over the skin.
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: Yes

Water is wet it's the same as saying woods hard or fire is hot.
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: Yes

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Debate: Is water wet?
Side: Yes

Water is wet because if an something can be wet the water that made it wet would also have to be wet!!!!! XDDDDD
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: It's not dry is it

Are you stupid you are the syupidest people on the planet if you think water is dry
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

She/He really need to stop calling people stupid. This website is basically to get people's opinion on this. If you want to be honest you are being rude to people by calling them "the syupidest people on the planet". F.Y.I you spell stupidest like ("stupidest") that. So the next time you talk about people being the STUPIDEST people in the world, think about yourself and how you would feel if someone said that to you.
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

They don't think that water is dry. They think that water is (not wet). There's a big difference - one that you should know.
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: yes

You guys really need to get a life. :P I maen really all your doing is arguing if water is wet... I mean who cares ... Sure it can be wet because its water and it cant be wet because it can only be wet if it is making something wet.
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

By the definition of "wet", water is a factor in becoming wet, but is not wet itself, because when you are wet, you are "covered or soaked with a liquid such as water", and water is water itself, therefore it is not wet.
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

What if you pour water on water? Would you be making the old water wet with the new water?
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: liquids are wet

Both the old water and the new water would be wet, as they are both liquids, which are inherently wet.
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

Water is not wet. "Wetness" is just a description. Wetness is our experience of water. but water is typically not really wet.
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: yes

Can you wet something with something that is not wet? ...............
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: yes

You can wet a dry rock with a dry pitcher of water full of water ;-)
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: Yes

No... what if you poured water on a shirt you just pit in the ocean, would you be making that shirt wet? No, because it's already wet.
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: Yes

Is thatnot my argument? Why are you disputing me ;)
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: So sayeth Dictionary dot com

However...by the definition of "waterless" which, in its adjective form, means "devoid of water, dry" and if the antonym for dry is wet, therefore water must be wet since it is not dry!
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: Water is Water

But it doesn't say the water is dry. Waterless is, as you quote "devoid of water" but the water that was once there isn't waterless; it is still water. If something is devoid of water it is dry, if something is covered in water it is wet, but that doesn't say that water itself is wet or dry. As I said in my previous post, water is water, and if something is itself, then it is not covered in itself. For instance, if you take a single droplet of water, it is what it is. It is neither wet, nor is it dry. Wet is "covered in water". Dry is "devoid of water". But since water is neither covered in itself, nor is it devoid of itself, then it is not wet or dry. And since the question to the debate is "Is water wet?" then my point is proven that it is not wet.
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: Yes

Would someone please pour me a glass of water so I can WHET my appetite?
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

No no no, that doesn't work. Lol. Water is water is water is water. Water makes things wet, but it is not wet itself. That is like saying that someone who bullies other people bullies himself as well.
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: Yes

Okay water is water but the defininition of wet is to be interacting with a liquid, the liquid we are speaking of is water if there is one water particle that particle is simply 2 hydrogen and one oxygen but if you have two or more H2O particles together they are interacting with each other
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: Yes

Water is wet, this is the dumbest argument ever, lets search up the definition of wet. According to google:noun1.liquid that makes something damp.Believe it or not, water is a liquid that makes something damp. Lets go to the merriam webster,a : consisting of, containing, covered with, or soaked with liquid (such as water)Believe it or not, water does consist of water. Let's go to Dictionary.com - The world’s favorite online dictionary! (http://dictionary.com)2.in a liquid form or state:wet paint.Do I gotta keep going? Let's keep going anyways. Let's go to oxford dictionary.noun Liquid that makes something damp.So, water IS wet, I don't know why this is trending, this is the dumbest thing i've ever heard. Can you wet water? No, because water is already wet. You can’t wet a shirt you just went to the pool with because its already wet. So fucking dumb.
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

The opposite of skinny is fat. So, in your logic, a person who is not skinny must be fat. Is there no middle ground?
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: Yes

" moistened, covered, or soaked with water or some other liquid"In most water (oceans, etc, which are by the way connected, so it is not different water) there are plenty of other liquids (oil, piss, etc), so according to this description some water is wet.
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: yes

Can you wet something with something that is not wet? .…
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: Yes

The water molecules are touching other water molecules, so doesn't this make them wet too?
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

“wet” describes things that come in contact with water, not water itself.
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: Yes

the opposite of wet is dry. if water isn't wet then its dry? or if it cant be wet then it cant be dry either. why cant water be wet why isn't wet just the nature of water? if you go swim in a pool and become wet the water mad you wet. why cause the water was wet. the water was wet when there was a small cup of it the water was wet when you add and filled the cup. that's just the nature of being water its just wet.
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: Yes

If water isn't wet then are you saying it's dry. Dust is dry. Concrete is dry, but water is wet.
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

I was gonna ignore this topic, but now that i see the arguments presented... holy shit, water isn't wet.like... fire isn't burnt.
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

i totally agree with the ThePyg guy water isnt wet and fire isnt burnt. You are wet when you get out of water and air mixes with it then yes you are wet. You arent wet in water because the water mixes with water inside of you to balance out when you get out of the water you drip and your body takes in the water on you.
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: Is fire hot

more like, "fire isn't hot"
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

hot is a feeling. like water feels cool or hot. water can actually be hot you know...it's more like burnt is a result of being on fire. like wet is a result of being covered in water.
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

fire has to burn a fuel to stay lit so yeah fire is burnt just like water is wet.
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: liquids are wet

"wet is a result of being covered in water"That's one definition. There are others.See xaeon's argument over there. ⤣
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

And burnt can be described as being covered by fire at one point in time. But burnt is the aftermath of fire being burned. So you are both wrong. Your argument should have been "Is fire burning?"
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: Water is Water

Wet: -covered or saturated with water or another liquid : she followed, slipping on the wet rock.-cover or touch with liquid; moistenNo, water is water, when water touches something that is not water, the thing that the water touches is wet.I'm pretty sure wet is a word to describe something that isn't usually wet. Like burnt. If you're calling it burnt then I think you are implying that it is not in it's natural state. A rock in it's natural state is hard and sometimes course. When it's not it may be wet, cut, smoothed... get it?
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: liquids are wet

By the look of things, some dictionaries define liquids as being wet, whilst some others do not. But yes, to me (and the definition I found for the word 'wet'), liquids are wet; thus water is wet.
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

Water, no.... Girls...., I better stop.
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: She makes us wet

I guess water isn't wet to itself. But it can make anything else with so much as a wink.
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

Water is not wet, the chemistry makes you think it is. When water touches a base, that base is wet. Why? because the H2O made it wet. Think about it! I' am aaamichael and i approve this message.
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

No the the effect of water is wet like if your covered in water that makes you wet
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

Water is a result of the bonding of three atomic particles, each not wet (two hydrogen, one oxygen) and the collection of those compounds into however large a group is chosen (e.g. in a bottle, pool, lake)the interaction that each compound has with the others around it is classified as a liquid because they move loosely and without a structure. at an atomic level there is nothing that is "wet"like someone said earlier (in so many words), when water coats something it is then wet because its state has been altered by the contact with water. in conclusion water isnt wet
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: liquids are wet

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Debate: Is water wet?
Side: Yes

That doesn't actually make sense in any language. I don't understand what you are even trying to say.
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

Water is NOT wet, it is a WETTING AGENT. Taken straight out of my high school textbook dated 2006 publishing year.
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: yes

water is wet, as in the term, "wet" is used to describe somthing as being covered or submerssed in water.Water it self can not be wet and any object which is covered in water or submerssed in water is in fact not wet as all matter in the universe is ultimately just energy.
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

all i have to say is that there is really NO way to prove that water is wet
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

•Water isn't wet. Wetness is a description of our experience of water; what happens to us when we come into contact with water in such a way that it impinges on our state of being. We, or our possessions, 'get wet'. A less impinging sense experience of water is that it is cold or warm, while visual experience tells us that it is green or blue or muddy or fast-flowing. We learn by experience that a sensation of wetness is associated with water: 'there must be a leak/I must have sat in something.'
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

Since the property of being wet is the measure of the ability of a liquid to adhere to a solid surface, it would be impossible for water to be wet. As water itself is a liquid, it could not adhere to a "solid" surface within itself.
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

no, water is not wet. when it has contact with something a finger etc, that becomes wet.water is made out of two gases. Hydrogen and Oxygen.THANKS
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: Yes

Just because you mix both gasses doesn't mean water spontaneously forms.when a water molecule has both of it's hydrogens bonded with other water molecules then that molecule is saturated on a minute scale. also it would have no free valence electrons in this case, and that by definition means it's a saturated molecule.So technically one water molecule isn't wet, but 3 or more would be "wet". but thats irrelevant because one liter of water has 3.34 x 10^25 molecules of water, but go figure.
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

water can only make other things wet, it cannot make itself wet! hahaha
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

As stated in the definition of wet,2. in a liquid form or state.- saying that waster in its liquid form is wet.However, in the other definition:1. moistened, covered, or soaked with water or some other liquid.- This states that "wet" is a feeling that need to involve two or more physical matters, therefore water cannot be wet on its own unless accompanied by another object; such as a hand.402 days ago | Tagged As: yes
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

Anything that is wet can be dried. You can dry a wet towel. You can dry a wet floor. You can't dry water, therefor it isn't wet. The definition of wet taken from dictionary.com is wet: moistened, covered, or soaked with water or some other liquid. You can't do that with water because it's already a liquid.
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: yes

You can't dry water...Sure you can. Its called evaporation
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

Difference between drying and evaporation: 1. The term drying usually refers the removal of relatively small amounts of water from solid or nearly solid material. The term evaporation is usually limited to the removal of relatively large amounts of water from solutions.
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

Water is only wet in "ambient temperatures." Otherwise, when it at extreme hot or cold temperatures, it is either steam (water vapor) or ice (frozen water).
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: yes

water is not wet it is just senses in your body thinking its wet
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

Wet is a result of water touching it. Water in and of itself is not wet it may be soft and pliable but not wet. If water gets on my shirt then water wets my shirt. I dont have wet on my shirt. Wetness is a result not a description of water.
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

Let's try and simplify this...water: H2O (two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom) which is the chemical formula for water. in my opinion, the best way to solve this question is to determine why this chemical formula dries?
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

objects or substances get 'WET' by water or some other LIQUID so are you trying to say water has been wet by itself... it does not make sense therefore water is not wet it is simply classified as liquid. :)
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

Water is not wet as water can not be affected by its own composition. As wet is used to describe something that state has been altered by the presence of a liquid. This does not occur in the example of water
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

NO ITS NOT BECAUSE IF YOU ADD WATER TO WATER, ITS NOT WET YOU JUST MAKING A MESS
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

water isnt wet because water is what makes things wet and it itself isnt wet
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

am gona go with no,just to annoy people who see actual arguments to the contrary in this random debateso it is a no just for the bantor (Scottish translation means laughs)
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: Yes

so you think it is wet?, if yes then you shouldn't really be here or be saying "no". this site says this if you type in something less then 50 characters, "The minimum argument length is 50 characters. The purpose of this restriction is to cut down on the amount of dumb jokes, so we can keep the quality of debate and discourse as high as possible."
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

Not when it's in a gas state.
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

since I cant say 'depends' or 'neither/both' I will simply say that water in a liquid form is not wet, however, water in solid from CAN be wet for obvious reasons. I could go in depth with this topic with evidence, but I'm saving that for a 7th grade Socratic seminar that a teacher is decided to form because everyone is arguing about it in class.
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

no water is not wet water gets things wet but water cant be wet, wet is how we describe water on an object
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: Yes

no water is not wet water gets things wet but water cant be wetHave you considered the possibility that water gets things wet because water is wet?Water and wet effectively are, for all intents and purposes, two different words for the exact same thing. If something is wet then it is covered in water.
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

Water isn't wet. Wetness is a description of our experience of water; what happens to us when we come into contact with water in such a way that it impinges on our state of being. We, or our possessions, 'get wet'.
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

Wet is a condition. While water may cause things to become wet it would be like saying is air windy?
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

I believe water is not wet because wet is an adjective describing water transporting and soaking. Water cannot simply get more wet or wetter or wet in general. Though another object such as wood can.
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: Yes

wet is an adjective describing waterTherefore water is wet.
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

water is not wet because if you pur water on water its not wetttttttttttt
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

If something is wet, that means that it can be dried. To dry it, you take the water off the surface of the object, in turn, making it dry. You cannot take the surface water off of water. Therefore, water is not wet, because it cannot be dried.
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

Water isn't wet. I cannot say that sheep are brown, because not all sheep are brown. I have real proof that water is not wet. Being wet is a result of touching water. I have heard people say that water is wet, fire is hot. Incorrect. Wet is a state of being, like burned, I don't say that fire is burned, no it burns things. It is burning. In the same way water makes things wet. Now for my scientific evidence. The definition at dictionary.com is: "moistened, covered, or soaked with water or some other liquid"  Therefore, if water is touching other water, then it is wet. A lot of water is wet, much of the world's water is wet, however not all water is wet. If you can isolate a water molecule, (which is near impossible) then it is not wet because it is not touching other water molecules. All of you science geeks (like me) are probably thinking, "But wait, aren't water molecules polar?" If you have no idea what I'm talking about read all about here: (http://www.aquahealthproducts.com/chemistry-water)  Basically two water molecules have to stay together. Well, I have found a group that has trapped a water molecule by itself, read all about it here: (https://www.nature.com/articles/am2011196) therefore making it not wet, because it is not touching water, though it is water, according to the definition, it is not wet. Like I said at the beginning, are sheep brown? No, some sheep are brown, but I can't say sheep are brown because not all sheep are brown, therefore I cannot say that water is wet because not all water is wet.
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

I don't think so because the phrase wet basically means the experience you have when you come in physical contact with a liquid
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

Water can not technically be wet because it causes things around it to be wet. It cannot make itself wet. That would be like putting two pieces of bread together and trying to make it more like itself- you can't.
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

Water is not wet because according to science water makes things wet, water itself is not wet. You can't pour water on water, right? It will only make the water bigger. So how can you make water wet? If you poured water on a towel, it would make it wet. So water just makes things wet. It is not wet as itself.
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

No, but your Mom is.
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

Sometimes it may happen that your water heater may fail and not heat the water to the desired temperature. If you have such a problem, then You can see it there. So you can find a good boiler repair service for yourself and thereby save your time! I think it will really be useful for you, so I recommend trying it! I wish you a good day!
Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

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Debate: Is water wet?
Side: No

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Debate: Its blasphemy for a gay to say he Is Christian
Side: True

While Christianity does divert MASSIVELY from the teachings of the bible I think its safe to say that the Christian faith does still deem it blasphemous. Its important to note though that homosexuality in the time of the new testament was more akin to pedophilia as men would take young boys as "Servants", that's the closer meaning of the word when the NT was written. So from a historical critical perspective the bible may not be as homophobic as the church.
Debate: Its blasphemy for a gay to say he Is Christian
Side: No

Listen Monty, or is it Munty. The fact that you can even support this notion compromises your very nature of ideals. What sort of misogynistic, racist man do you have to be in order to support this. I feel, although not personally gay, that its our duty to stand up for those who are bounded to inferiority and discrimination due to their relationship status. For a while racism was seen as the "status Quo", now we reflect upon it as a time of great sorrow. This will be the same for homosexuality. The sooner we free these men and women from the shackles of oppression, the better.