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What is a wet brain?
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Better than dry one!: "Water on the brain" used to be a lay terminology for hydrocephalus. "Wet Brain" has also been used to mean irreversible brain damage caused by chronic alcoholism, usually coupled with the poor nutrition that virtually always accompanies it!
Answered 12/19/2017
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