Dry/Wet
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When an event announcement mentions that the site is either dry or wet, they aren't refering to rivers, lakes or streams. This is a slang term for if the site allows alcoholic beverages or not.
A dry site does not allow alchohol.
A wet site allows alcohol. This term may also be used more particularly to indicate that the use of liquor is permitted.
A damp site is one at which beer and wine is permitted, but liquor is not. Often a site will be described as "discreetly damp", meaning that beer and wine are permitted but that the hosts prefer that there be no visible bottles or cans.
