Okay, this is been a very long, ongoing debate that has been discussed for many months. And yes, I am that type of person to bring this debate back up… I’m sorry guys 
I think water is wet, HOWEVER, when you get in the water, you’re not wet… I don’t know.
What do you guys think?
I’m just here for the argument. 
Low key, I am too 
I do think this is a good topic to discuss about 
The laws of fluid dynamics goes a bit further into more complex areas than ‘is this wet’.
But the dumbed down version is the definition. ‘Wet’ doesn’t actually refer to the qualities of water itself. ‘Wet’ refers to effect water as a fluid has when it sticks to certain surfaces. If you spill water on yourself, that area is now ‘wet’. But water doesn’t stick to water. So. Yeah.
The more interesting freaky thing is that did you know according to the laws of fluid dynamics, air is technically a fluid? Because it rolls over and sticks to things like water does. Crazy
So water isn’t wet?
Not it’s not, but whatever. Air is a fluid!
Sending a whole essay…Nerd.
… Science rules
Water is not wet. Wetness is the state of having water on something. You can’t have one body of water on top of the other. It would just become the same water
Also, in order to be wet, the object needs the ability to become dry. You cannot have dry water
I’m pretty sure water isn’t wet.
But so many people think water’s wet.
So. I’m confused…
WHEN YOU TOUCH WATER YOU GET WET…?
But water is wet… but it’s not…?
Wait. What if were wet.
Water isn’t wet. 
L o l. Is soup dry? 
that’s a good question
That makes sense.
i am confused asf…
No water isn’t wet, water can make objects wet though.