Slightly wet, imbued with moisture; containing liquid in a state of suspension or absorption; not dry; damp, humid.

Full of moisture; moist.

(un-, prefix1 affix 2.)

Moist, damp.

Moist, damp; mouldy, putrescent; humid, muggy.

Moist, humid, damp; cf. humour, n. 2. Obsolete.

Slightly wet as with steam, suspended vapour, or mist; moist, damp.

Damp, moist: (of clothes) wet and clinging to the body; flabby; flaccid.

Of fluids: Charged with solid or extraneous particles. Of air, mist, etc.: Charged with moisture or odours; dense. rare. †Of a room: Full of…

Not parched (in various senses).

Somewhat moist or damp.

Somewhat damp or moist.

Moist, damp; juicy.

Of a place or time, or of the weather: damp and cold, bleak.

Affected with moisture; somewhat damp.

Slightly wet as with steam, suspended vapour, dew, or mist; holding water in suspension or absorption; moist, humid. (The ordinary current sense.)

Damp, moist. Of weather: damp and misty; muggy.

Somewhat dank, dampish.