Word: wet
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...started making clothes more out of necessity than recreation. “During a break from high school in Wales,” she recalls, “I went home and made as many things out of wool as possible. It’s really cold and wet there.” In her first year at Harvard, Coll dabbled in costuming for plays; these days, with the help of a roommate’s sewing machine, she uses her fashion powers to “make style for the people,” as she puts...
More than 50 bidders crowded the Phillips Brooks House parlor room, many wet from the rain outside, watching and bidding as bikes were cycled in and out of the room one at a time...
...This was what I would call a blah performance,” Klein said. “It was wet, cold and windy but, nonetheless, it is still disappointing. We’re generally hitting the ball well but need to focus on getting it into the hole...
...Ideally there should be collaboration between wet wear—the neurons and molecules—and what the whole brain does,” he said. “Other than the Medical School, which has some world-class neuroscientists, compared to other universities with strong biology programs, Harvard has some catching...
Tesh said that while droughts did precede outbreaks in New York and Colorado, among other places, they also occurred in Texas and Louisiana within the past two years, despite what he termed “relatively wet summers” in those areas...