Is water dry

Answer 1

Water isn't wet by itself, but it makes other materials wet when it sticks to the surface of them.

Answer 2

Water is a liquid. It is wet.

== Yes It Is.... Or Is It??

water is not wet...it only spreads wetness

we describe water as wet...even though it is not the same thing

When you say, " my water is wet", are you describing your hand or the water on your hand...

Answer 3

The term "wet" is having water, and since water is already water, and since it cannot have itself, water is technically not wet. All objects other than water are 'wet' because 'wet' pertains to an object that isn't entirely made up of water to have water. Since water is entirely made up of water, it isn't considered 'wet'.

Technically, yes, unless you only consider something covered in water to be wet.

Answer 4

Water is wet when you say the floor is wet your talking about water and you said it is wet so if you are saying water isn't wet then why when you wash dishes with water your dishes' are wet well this my opinion.

Answer 5

When water is in a liquid state - it is wet. However, when it is a gas ('steam') or a solid ('ice') it is not wet. If you touch ice it may melt, and then feel wet - but this is only because the heat from your hands has turned it back into a liquid.

Answer 6

Water is Not wet but when you get inside and you get out you are wet

Answer 7

No, water is not dry. Water is a liquid that is essential for life and is known for being wet or hydrating. Dryness typically refers to a lack of moisture or water content.

Answer 8

Water is always wet. Water is never dry and how can you prove if water is dry if when it touches something it is wet.

Answer 9

water is not wet it turns an object wet but is not wet by itself

Answer 10

water is pie