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The only context I could think of dry as a negative applied to humans is during sex... lots of us have or enjoy a dry sense of humor.
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If I heard someone described as dry I’d assume it was referring to their humour and I wouldn’t consider dry humour a negative thing.
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I’ve never hurt wet in a negative context. Crude for sure but is dry in that regard. Could you give an example? >

Wet behind the ears. >

Forgot about that one! Fact. >

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