damp /damp/

1. Vapour, mist
2. Moisture
3. Moist air
4. (in mines, etc) any gas other than air
5. Lowness of spirits (archaic)
6. A gloom
7. Discouragement

1. To wet slightly
2. To discourage
3. To check
4. To make dull
5. To slow down the rate of burning (of a fire) (often with down; see also damp down below)
6. To diminish the amplitude of (physics)

1. Moist
2. Foggy
3. Unenthusiastic (informal)

dampˈen transitive verb and intransitive verb

1. To make or become damp or moist
2. To stifle (figurative)

dampˈer noun

1. Someone who or something that damps
2. A depressive influence
3. A door or shutter for shutting off or regulating a draught
4. A device for diminishing the amplitude of vibrations (physics)
5. A mute (music)
6. (in a piano or harpsichord, etc) the pad that silences a note after it has been played
7. A kind of unleavened bread (orig Aust)
8. A cake of this

dampˈing noun

1. Reduction in vibration through the dissipation of energy (physics)
2. Diminution in sharpness of resonance through the introduction of resistance (electronics)

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