Used in informal situations, often to express disagreement or skepticism about someone's opinion.

Idiomatic Usage

Doesn't relate to actual water. It means someone's beliefs or statements are incorrect or unfounded.

Figurative Meaning

Often used among friends or peers. Might be impolite if used with someone you're not familiar with.

Describes someone as being very wet, usually due to rain or accidentally falling into water.

Used for emphasis, often more than just damp or slightly wet, implying a thorough soaking.

Typically used when someone gets very wet suddenly or in an unplanned manner.