damp

We entered the fruiting rooms, which were warm and damp, the air thick and cloying.

There was no one there to help her, put a damp cloth on her forehead or hold her hand to convey confidence.

A sleeved, moisture-wicking dress is the easiest thing to toss on over a damp suit.

If you’re still anxious about potential toxins in the adhesive, or simply don’t like the taste, moisten the glue strip with a damp sponge instead of your tongue.

They had to wriggle through dark, damp and cramped spaces every time they visited.

We grew afraid—my face was damp with fear, the hair stood up upon my head.

Although frequently enveloped in a damp fog, the Peruvian coastal towns are almost never subjected to rain.

Now, in the damp air, they twisted and turned in the wildest profusion.

Of the deliberate and diffuse Federationist there remained no trace, save the binoculars and two damp whiskers.

The Senator swallowed hard and mopped his damp forehead with his handkerchief.