Bosor b'Cholov - Yagdil 5783: In general, when the Torah speaks about something being "wet," what is the definition? Just seeing a bit of moisture is considered "wet"?

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In general, when the Torah speaks about something being "wet," what is the definition?  Just seeing a bit of moisture is considered "wet"?

Rabbi Berel Bell · Accepted Answer

Just seeing a bit of moisture is not enough to be considered "wet." It has to be "wet enough to make something else wet" ("to'fei'ach al m'nas l'hat'fi'ach - טופח על מנת להטפיח)

Bosor b'Cholov - Yagdil 5783

In general, when the Torah speaks about something being "wet," what is the definition? Just seeing a bit of moisture is considered "wet"?

Just seeing a bit of moisture is not enough to be considered "wet." It has to be "wet enough to make something else wet" ("to'fei'ach al m'nas l'hat'fi'ach - טופח על מנת להטפיח)

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