Water is the essence of wetness, and wetness is the essence of beauty, and all that.
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So, the biggest difference between normal, everyday wetness and sexual wetness is how much vaginal fluid comes out, and where it comes from.
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For vulva-owners, wetness, not hardness, is emphasized as the sign of horniness—and wetness doesn't necessarily have anything to do with arousal, Dr. Nicole noted.
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"It's a crazy myth that wetness = arousal and non-wetness = non-arousal, and one that women have been shamed into believing for way too long," the statement said.
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Literal, physical wetness, we decided, is the surest sign of one's figurative wetness, but one need not be visibly wet—or even a man—to be a wet man.
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They have a high waist design for good coverage, flexible leg cuffs that allow plenty of range of motion while still keeping stuff inside, and a wetness indicator strip that changes color when there's wetness.
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Other dogs, however, want nothing to do with rain and wetness.
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He's distilled the sound of morose wetness into 40 unearthly minutes.
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The soldiers are protecting their weapons with Pliofilm covers against the wetness.
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Some people like the sensation of it, the warmth or the wetness.
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It has clearness, wetness, coolness, the deep-lit self-immersedness of water.
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And this year, someone had trench foot (infection due to prolonged cold wetness).
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Her own wetness poured out of her and coated him, sealing them together.
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This is an immutable truth, much like gravity or the wetness of water.
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Wetness can slow the harvest, though much more weakly than heat advances it.
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This was due to greater wetness plus altered temperature conditions favorable to the pathogen.
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They jot down the measurements in a yellow notebook, its pages warped by wetness.
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So when they seperate there's a little bit of like wetness on the lips.
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"It was more wetness than the cut or anything with his finger," Maddon said.
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He slid his hand between my legs again, velvet slick against the wetness there.
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The salmon is almost buttery, a little firm without any threat of disappointing wetness.
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Its waterproof design also means it can survive a little wetness (rain, shower, etc.).
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The honey was flowing so deeply inside her that I could hear her frantic wetness.
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For maximum aerodynamics and aforementioned wetness, it's best to scarf one and then the other.
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A statement shoe that will assuredly melt on contact with the slightest trace of wetness.
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Still, "much of the wetness damage up to this point has already been done," Woznicki said.
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The diapers include a wetness indicator and feature latex-free leg cuffs and a flexible waistband.
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I can still see the wetness at the edge of his mouth as he repeated it.
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The Japanese artists of the Gutai took wetness to fabulous excesses, making it a lavalike substance.
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Pros: Very low price point, wetness indicator band, flexible leg cuffs and high waistCons: Middling absorbency
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All these factors can lead to just about anyone having a bit of embarrassing underarm wetness.
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Suddenly she says "Oh no!" and I feel a gritty wetness on the tip of my tongue.
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Not that excess wetness is a consistent phenomenon — the three years before 2018 were all unusually dry.
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Little Andrew was much stronger than his mom and I.. What is this wetness coming from our eyeballs?
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S. corn plantings are showing slowness after the recent wetness after heavy snow in some U.S. regions melted.
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Corn has rallied sharply breaking out of a five-year range as persistent wetness has raised supply concerns.
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Traders said wetness in the north could cause last-minute problems with Hagberg falling numbers, another quality measurement.
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It's the wetness trapped inside the ear, not the type of water you're in, that causes the infection.
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Wetness greeted Letty even before she made it past Toni's pubic hair and into her soft, hot folds.
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Eugene had expected the usual thing, with his hand, but then he felt the wetness of a mouth.
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Whether it's sweat or muddy pond water, wetness cools your body even when you don't want it to.
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The qualities of water — wetness, clarity, its shimmering reflectivity — emerge from the interaction of hydrogen and oxygen atoms.
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Activity sensors on the diapers track wetness and sleep and make the data available on a mobile app.
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Maybe it's the violin, bowed in such a way it captures the wetness of every raindrop on garden leaf.
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I smoothed the silky wetness over my clitoris, into the short, neatly trimmed strip of hair on my mound.
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I've seen various [natural deodorant] results with body odor, but with no patients have I it work with wetness.
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It was as though needing lube made women feel as if they were lacking something — wetness, libido, femininity, fertility.
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The other myth that I frequently dismantle is this idea that women should achieve some kind of fantasy wetness.
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Most babies don't like the feeling of wetness from a soggy diaper, and wearing cloth undies accentuates this irritation.
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This "should finally allow wetness to ease up a bit and fieldwork to resume," the company said in a forecast.
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Some people are really turned on by wearing it so they like the smell of urine, the wetness of it.
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On the lengthy drive to the forest's entrance I felt as if I were being consumed by wetness and foliage.
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Toddlers dislike the feeling of wetness from soggy diapers and will potty train earlier with these super absorbent pull-ons.
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After your cat does their business, the crystals absorb some of the wetness and dry-out some of the solid waste.
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My whole fingers were wrinkly from the wetness of the foundation and the four hours spent doing this exercise in stupidity.
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Dry plaster leaching water from its environment and then dripping into the terrarium offers this plant sensations of wetness all around.
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"There was a sticky wetness between my legs, and it felt like I had had sex the night before," Baker-Kinney said.
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It darts about frenetically, with a slight wetness on its surface, and curls of small, pinkish veins that creep around the sides.
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Well, coconut oil, Milk of Magnesia, and baking soda have natural antibacterial properties, and tapioca starch helps absorb trace amounts of wetness.
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Wetness in general is always a concern because it can lead to shallow root development, uneven plant stands, and yellowing of leaves.
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"Wherever you went there was wind and cold and wetness," she says as she gestures at the nylon sheets covering her home.
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It's a typical over-the-top "smart" solution that tries to do too much, by tracking sleep patterns in addition to wetness.
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"The weather conditions are bouncing from extreme to extreme — from excessive wetness to record setting heat waves," said Brad Rippey, a USDA meteorologist.
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I'm tempted to fantasize myself to wetness, keep my secrets tucked safe inside because he's already laid me bare enough for one day.
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I expected the shared lust between Naima and Sergio to manifest in some tangible form of excretion depicting the wetness of female orgasm.
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Dr. Tyndall later commented on her "wetness," she said, and asked if she had a higher level of secretion compared with her friends.
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In the car on the way to drop off the boys, she felt wetness between her legs and assumed her water had broken.
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Clouds, after all, affect everything from the amount of sunlight that plants receive to the wetness of leaves to the reproductive success of reptiles.
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Vaginal photoplethsymography, for instance, involves inserting tubes into the vagina to measure blood flow and wetness, then comparing the data to penile blood flow.
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That's like with the liver when you're drinking it dry, so the eyes don't have no wetness to them and no moisture any more.
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All the wetness, the spitting in the mouth, the pubic hair, the vaginas, but also leaving some of it to the audience to imagine.
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On this song, you can almost hear the wetness in Pusha-T's rhymes, his typical stoicism traded for something a little short of breath.
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Menstrual pads are designed differently than incontinence pads and will keep the wetness of the urine against the skin, potentially contributing to vulvar irritation.
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It's also exactly as amorphous as his previous albums, a painstaking electrotapestry whose thin electronic loops and skeletal song structures coalesce into a blurry wetness.
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A doctor's job was to correct an uneven humoral balance, drying up perceived wetness with spices or relieving an excess of heat with cooling herbs.
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Picturing her, I see a lot of sucking and squeezing devices, and not to forget all the slime and wetness that is typical for tentacle porn.
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How I loved being made to submit, being used without thought, being used for sheer wetness — as a tight glove, a palpitating fist, pornography or worship.
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The Kansas grower completed 97% of his corn acres before the recent heavy rains, and he will not finish the remaining acres due to the wetness.
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Surely this is another Miami's façade: its sexualization extends to its wetness, heat, the ascribed beauty of its inhabitants, the gross fetishization of its ethnic populations.
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"I do get a spasm of internal muscles and a quick flood of extra wetness, and it makes me catch my breath or groan," she says.
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The cold wetness was often followed, within hours, by tropical heat so stifling that Marines fell like ninepins from dehydration despite gulping handfuls of salt tablets.
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We artists, now and again saturated with the wetness of love, squeeze ourselves to transfer that juice to the canvas or page as best we can.
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Other more hirsute men may consider trimming their armpit hair, which can in turn reduce the development of wetness through the day and save your shirts.
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Also, use lube — it adds some extra wetness and makes everything feel better (just keep in mind that oil-based lubricants aren't safe to use with condoms).
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"Corn has rallied sharply breaking out of a five-year range as persistent wetness has raised supply concerns," Baird analyst Mircea Dobre wrote in a note Monday.
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Skene's glands, which sit near the urethra and are sometimes called the "female prostate," also contribute to the wetness you feel when you're aroused, Dr. Holbrook says.
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Cannabis can cause drying of the mucous membranes, which might mean a lack of vaginal wetness, Earleywine says, though Lynn's research subjects reported no effect on lubrication.
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At what time of day in March will the sun dry the morning wetness from this wall; when will shade shelter this canyon from the July heat?
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"This means, you can start answering questions like, during the 20th century, was there an intensification of drought or wetness in some region of the planet," Adhikari said.
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"Wherever you went there was wind and cold and wetness," Fatima Saleem al-Khalife, a 30-year-old living in a camp in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley, told CNN.
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As you run it through your tresses, it zaps the wetness out, leaving you with a silky-smooth, mostly straight hair with a little flick at the ends.
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When I refused to stop, he tugged a hank of my hair just hard enough to get my attention and send a fresh rush of wetness to my pussy.
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We have polar migration records stretching back to the beginning of the 20th century, and now, we know that these records are related to patterns of wetness and dryness.
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"Many of these folks have had near-historic wetness and drought, all within 60 to 90 days," Eric Luebehusen, a US Department of Agriculture meteorologist, told E&E News.
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"We're talking about a dozen states affected across the Plains and Midwest in some way by varying degrees of flooding and wetness," said Brad Rippey, a meteorologist at the USDA.
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And so is the assumption that goes along with their excitement over your wetness: that when someone is extremely wet (or not), they must be ridiculously turned on (or not).
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Its skin will require nanotechnology to replicate the lifelike lack of uniformity of human flesh, and its eyes will require a different nanotechnology to simulate the wetness of our own.
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When viewing erotica, women often (and far more often than men) experience a disconnect between their physiological arousal — measured by genital temperature, wetness and swelling — and what they describe feeling.
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But drier conditions are expected across much of the Corn Belt, which "should finally allow wetness to ease up a bit and field work to resume," U.S. weather firm Maxar said.
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I laced my fingers into my hair, loving how he held me, how deep his fingers sank before he stole them out to rub my wetness all over my swollen bud.
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With Here One I was able to make out the wetness of Childish Gambino's mouth (sorry) as he sings in "Zombies," a detail I had never noticed in dozens of previous listens.
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The popular Frostfall modification adds a set of mechanics measuring wetness, coldness, and a general idea of exposure that forces the player into paying very close attention to the world around them.
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It basically looks like your average round brush, but it features an air-dry function that zaps the wetness out of your hair, builds volume, and styles it any way you desire.
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Something about their squelchy wetness, the vines they dangled from in clumps, how they were wont to fall on the ground and get squished by someone's unsuspecting shoe—it all deeply disgusted me.
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The mother took son's body to a dumpster Alicia Lawson said she woke up and found Malachi "laying in his bed in a puddle of wetness," on August 1, according to court documents.
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In a normal year, the natural wetness of the rainforest keeps them at bay, but in a drought year they very quickly get out of control and burn a lot of standing forest.
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They seem to say: When you exit the hot tub, you will immediately put on a sweater and match, and when you strip off your trunks, a matching bag will contain any wetness.
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My practice is to paint every day as time allows while moving from piece to piece as the oil and cold wax I currently paint with are at some desired state of wetness/dryness.
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But then this wicked witch comes, with hardcore New York wetness, and whips up a big wienersausage on the wall, and all of a sudden it's not so much fun anymore, because it's reality.
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Meanwhile, Old Man Wetness might be breaking his own record, knocking down at least five in a row—and he easily looks like he's on his way to his sixth before it cuts out.
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Esposito, the president and CEO of Warner Music Nashville, good-naturedly wiped the wetness off as Weaver could be seen apologizing profusely – and no doubt feeling relieved that Cam is a Sony artist. 7.
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Children, having collected pretty stones from the wetness in the past only to see them grow dull on a shelf, thought that all the stones, everywhere, had died, even the ones they'd left behind.
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The jacket features multiple slender horizontal baffles that keep the 700-fill-power down in place and evenly distributed, and all seams are coated with an external tape, keeping out cold air and wetness.
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In the language of imagination, fertility seems associated with wetness and ripeness; does the supposed drying of the uterus, the loss of brushable hair, or the medicalization of the body mean the loss of womanhood?
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Speaking of wetness, however, most parents find these diapers less absorbent than the competitors, and they tend to sag when laden with leavings, so you will be changing them more frequently than another brand would merit.
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He said cloth diapers are better for his son's skin and they have fewer diaper rashes because there aren't any chemicals that mask wetness, causing the baby to sit in their excrement for longer than necessary.
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The sleeve didn't only squeeze: it simulated heat, wetness, friction and intensity, all of which were coded differently depending on whether the scene being watched featured vaginal sex, anal sex, oral sex, manual sex, and so on.
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She has also directed "Inheriting Wetness", a documentary film, in which she reflects on the idea of land ownership amid the "continuous interplay of erosion and accretion—a unique phenomenon that has long shaped the lives of Bengalis".
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"The worm is a tropical worm, so the cooler weather is not conducive for it to multiply quicker and the wetness is having an effect on its ability of fly," De Villiers told Reuters at an agriculture commodities conference.
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"Very high yields continue to be seen, despite some excessive wetness, in Buenos Aires and La Pampa provinces, as well as in the parts of Cordoba and Santa Fe that were not affected by the floods," the agriculture ministry said.
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The thing to keep in mind there, according to Neal Schultz, MD, dermatologist and founder of BeautyRx, is that wetness promotes the growth of bacteria, which in turn causes the odor you were trying to prevent in the first place.
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Everyone experiences a different amount of wetness when they're aroused, and a lot of it depends on where you are in your menstrual cycle, how long you've been aroused, and how turned on you are to the stimulus, Fosnight says.
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Up to 4 inches (10 cm) of rain drenched New York's eastern Long Island suburbs, while the widespread storm dumped as much as 8 inches (803 cm) of wetness on Port Arthur, Texas, said meteorologist David Roth of the National Weather Service's Weather Prediction Center.
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While liquid nitrogen is not so obvious now, with Pluto in its current position, scientists say the mini-planet may still harbor some wetness — Pluto's glacier-esque flows perhaps put enough pressure on nitrogen ice beneath the surface to turn it back into its liquid form.
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" —Claudia Rosenbaum The third of what is expected to be five additional accusers testified Wednesday that she passed out after taking pills given to her by Bill Cosby when she 24, only to wake up naked in his bed in the morning with a "sticky wetness between my legs.
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As the title suggests, Rainey's pathetic nature is infused with a particularly British wetness, both unremarkable and unrelenting; though Szalay is Hungarian-Canadian, he betrays his London upbringing in a prose infused with self-deprecating cheek (the list of pubs Rainey associates with better days is nearly a page long).
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Although he is missing Villalobos' infamous fanny pack, everything else is flawlessly executed, including the dark, gaunt appearance of his under eye bags, the sweat stains placed perfectly on his upper chest, the length and wetness of his sweat-soaked hair, and the angle at which the arm is touching the imaginary turntable.
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"He made it clear everything he wanted: the wetness, me spitting in Rachel's mouth, and [a focus on] Esti's orgasm — my character [originally] had an orgasm, too, but I had to agree as a producer, even though it was a very good orgasm, it wasn't as good for the story as Esti's," Weisz said.
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The vibrating bunks, stacked three to a wall; the mournful synthetic covers of the bunks, torn in places and looking smashed, with the webbed look of smashed things; the racing wheels underneath, like ladders of vertebrae being whipped; the sense of abject stinking wetness surrounding a train's journey through the universe—all these things filled Shockie with futility.
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Sure, there are other great quotables from other great films (lines proffered up from the skewered minds of Harmony Korine and Martin Scorsese, or sequences acted out by some of Hollywood's best actors and actresses), but I love this line in particular because it combines with the mise en scene to create something so natural yet cutting, it feels as though you're David, falling in love with Sofia, as much as you're also Julianna and able to feel the wetness of tears silently rolling down her cheek underneath the utterly useless guise of a smile.
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