1. A wet suit provides excellent insulation.

2. The parachute, the wet suit, the fins...

3. Now you're getting a gun and a wet suit.

4. Now you' re getting a gun and a wet suit

5. As I stripped off the wet suit, I thought over our situation.

6. He had only just peeled off the wet suit used during his inspection.

7. The wet suit should be tight fitting and allow reasonable freedom of movement.

8. I asked one colleague, dressed in his wet suit, why work had stopped.

9. Sometimes your wet suit dries before you have had a chance to change into your clothes.

10. Now he had to put on a wet suit, and emerged after half an hour feeling very chilly.

11. In addition to the basic equipment used for snorkeling —face mask, fins, and snorkel— you will almost certainly need a wet suit, except perhaps in warm, tropical waters.

12. This may lead some to wonder whether people who have to dive in cold waters may not be better off wearing a hairy wet suit —one similar to that of the sea otter!

13. Chafe /tʃeɪf/ verb 1 [ intransitive, transitive] if a part of your body Chafes or if something Chafes it, it becomes sore because of something rubbing against it Wear a T-shirt under your wet suit to stop it chafing

14. From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English Chafe Chafe / tʃeɪf / verb 1 [intransitive, transitive] RUB if a part of your body Chafes or if something Chafes it, it becomes sore because of something rubbing against it Wear a T-shirt under your wet suit to stop it chafing