English · Adjectives
/ˈwɛtər/
[/ˈwɛtər/]
comparative of wet
Comparative form of 'wet'. Used to compare two things, saying one is more wet than the other.
This towel is wetter than that one.
This towel is wetter than that one.
From 'wet' plus the comparative suffix '-er'. The final consonant doubles before the suffix.
Used in comparisons, often followed by 'than'.