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Thank you for showing it is “to whet your appetite”. I always thought it was “to wet your appetite”, which made no sense at all. This is the first time I’d read
by spockz 6y ago
Thank you for showing it is “to whet your appetite”. I always thought it was “to wet your appetite”, which made no sense at all. This is the first time I’d read this phrase instead of heard it spoken.
- thom 6y agoSame as ‘whetstone’, if that helps remember. You’re sharpening/increasing your appetite.
- magicalhippo 6y agoFirst time I've seen it written like that. I did not know it should be "whet" rather than "wet". > which made no sense at all The way I made some kind of sense of it was as a variation of making your mouth water. But yeah "whet" makes a lot more sense now.