wet (adjective) wet (verb) wet (noun) bed–wetting (noun)

1 : saturated or heavy with water or moisture: such as. a : waterlogged, soaked a soggy lawn. b : heavy or doughy because of imperfect cooking soggy bread.

Meaning of sogginess in English. (especially of food) the state or quality of being unpleasantly wet: Toss the salad when you’re ready to serve to prevent sogginess.

adjective, crisp·er, crisp·est. (especially of food) hard but easily breakable; brittle: crisp toast. (especially of food) firm and fresh; not soft or wilted: a crisp leaf of lettuce. brisk; sharp; clear; decided: a crisp reply.

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: a state of disorder or disrepair —used in the phrase on the fritz One day the Internet connection at the house goes on the fritz [=stops working properly], so I go with the laptop to a cafe and ask if it has wireless.—

On the fritz — Speaking of calamity, all efforts to discover the true origin of this term, meaning broken or malfunctioning, have come a cropper. Because “Fritz” is a derogatory term for a German, some amateur etymologists have linked it to anti-German sentiment during World War I.

Fritz Surname Distribution Map

The name Fritz is a boy’s name of German origin meaning “peaceful ruler”.

Fritz originated as a German nickname for Friedrich, or Frederick (Der Alte Fritz, and Stary Fryc were common nicknames for King Frederick II of Prussia and Frederick III, German Emperor.) As well as for similar names including Fridolin and, less commonly, Francis.

Fritz is the German diminutive of Friedrich. Variations of this name include Fredrick (Finnish); Frédéric (French), Friedrich and Fritz (German); Fredo (Italian) and Federico (Spanish).

As of 2018, these are some of the most common and popular names for baby boys in Germany:

• Ben.
• Paul.
• Leon.
• Finn.
• Elias.
• Jonas.
• Luis.
• Noah.

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Fräulein is the diminutive form of Frau, which was previously reserved only for married women. However, in East Germany, Fräulein continued in common usage until 1990. Nowadays, style guides and dictionaries recommend that all women be addressed as Frau regardless of marital status, particularly in formal situations.

The the most common form of German family name is occupational. It can often be identified by its ending: -er, -hauer, -macher, or man/-mann. Often a person was distinguished by a reference to his or her father. This is referred to as “patronymic.”

Wang. Wang is a patronymic (ancestral) name that means “king” in Mandarin, and it’s shared by more than 92 million people in China, making it the most popular last name in the world.

The most common surname in the world is Wang—a patronymic Chinese name that means “king” in Mandarin. Around 76 million people in the world bear the name, with the next most common being the Indian surname Devi, which 69 million people share.

Here are 100 of the Rarest Last Names in the U.S. as of the 2010 Census

• Tartal.
• Throndsen.
• Torsney.
• Tuffin.
• Usoro.
• Vanidestine.
• Viglianco.
• Vozenilek.

40 of the cutest surnames that parents are using as forenames

• Addison. Meaning: Addison is an English surname meaning ‘son of Adam’.
• Bardot. Meaning: Bardot is a French surname.
• Bailey. Meaning: Bailey means ‘steward or public official’.
• Blaine.
• Campbell.
• Cassidy.
• Cohen.
• Ellison.

Badass Last Names in 2021

• Aldine – old. Aldaine – a hill.
• Bancroft – beans smallholding. Brown – dark reddish complexion.
• Creed – belief. Crassus – thick.
• Dalton – valley enclosure. Danger – Serious trouble.
• Enger – meadow.
• Foreman – strong or firm and man.
• Grange – someone who lived by a granary.
• Halifax – Sea make similar.

Here are the top 10 most common name combinations and the number of individuals with that combo, according to last year’s study: James Smith: 38,313. Michael Smith: 34,810. Robert Smith: 34,269.

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