A wet mixture is a combination of two or more ingredients that are mixed together while still in a liquid state. This means that the ingredients have not been dried, powdered or otherwise processed to remove their moisture content. The term can be used in various contexts such as cooking, where it refers to combining liquids with other ingredients to create a smooth consistency; in chemistry, when referring to mixing two or more reactive substances while they are still wet; and even in construction work, where the mixture of cement and water is referred to as a wet mix.