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The idiom is "to wet your whistle", not "whet". However, "to whet your appetite" might make more sense in this case. For a detailed discussion, please see:
The idiom is "to wet your whistle", not "whet". However, "to whet your appetite" might make more sense in this case. For a detailed discussion, please see:
http://www.copyediting.com/wet-your-whistle-and-whet-your-appetite
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