A familiar idiom but many people say it wrong. People often use this idiom to describe someone who is soaked and their clothes stick to their body.
Like the above sentence, in folklore there are many "copied and lost" idioms, we use them so often that we don't realize we're saying them wrong.
In your opinion, is the correct idiom "Wet as a drowned rat" or "Wet as a swimming rat"?
"Wet as a drowned rat" or "Wet as a drowned rat" is still a controversial topic. What is your answer?
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