1 in a weak way, without any confidence:
Annie's swollen cheeks and eyes glistened wetly - tears, rain? Myrtle did not know which.
Fabia, with her long newly washed hair clinging wetly to her, emerged from the bathroom.
He had kissed Holly, wetly, on each cheek, and he had not cared who had seen him.
The plot relies on the relationship between Gregor and his brother Frank (played rather wetly by James Fleet).
He didn't apologise, but merely said, wetly: "Well, we didn't find the weapons but we found lots of bodies."
