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“To be dripping wet” in Japanese

Short answer
濡れそぼつ nuresobotsu ぬれそぼつ

To be dripping wet in Japanese is “濡れそぼつ” (nuresobotsu). Full meaning: to be dripping wet, to get drenched to the skin.

Other ways to say “To be dripping wet” in Japanese

ぬれそぼっ nuresobo to be dripping wet, to get drenched to the skin ぬれそぼつ nuresobotsu to be dripping wet, to get drenched to the skin 濡れそぼっ nuresobo to be dripping wet, to get drenched to the skin 濡れそぼる nuresoboru to be dripping wet, to get drenched to the skin ぬれそぼて nuresobote to be dripping wet, to get drenched to the skin ぬれそぼち nuresobochi to be dripping wet, to get drenched to the skin ぬれそぼた nuresobota to be dripping wet, to get drenched to the skin 濡れそぼち nuresobochi to be dripping wet, to get drenched to the skin 濡れそぼて nuresobote to be dripping wet, to get drenched to the skin 濡れそぼと nuresoboto to be dripping wet, to get drenched to the skin 濡れそぼた nuresobota to be dripping wet, to get drenched to the skin

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