all wet


all wet

1. Literally soaked by a liquid, usually water. I'm all wet because I got caught in that thunderstorm without an umbrella. The dryer must be broken because my clothes are still all wet.2. Totally wrong. We need to come up with a new ad campaign, because, based on these negative reactions, the old one was all wet.See also: all, wet

all wet

 1. Lit. completely wet. I fell in and got all wet. 2. Fig. mistaken; wrongheaded; on the wrong track. That's not the correct answer, John. You're all wet. If you think that prices will come down, you're all wet.See also: all, wet

all wet

Completely wrong, mistaken, as in If you think you can beat the system and win at roulette, you're all wet. The original allusion in this expression is unclear, that is, how moisture or dampness is related to wrongness. [Slang; first half of 1900s] See also: all, wet

all wet

mistaken; completely wrong. North AmericanSee also: all, wet

all ˈwet

(American English, informal) completely wrong: I thought she was all wet, but was too busy to bother arguing with her.See also: all, wet

all wet

mod. completely wrong. Wrong! Wrong! You’re all wet! See also: all, wet

all wet

Slang Entirely mistaken.See also: all, wet