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moisty

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[moist-ee] / ˈmɔɪst i /

adjective

moistier, moistiest
  1. moist; damp or humid.


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In this instance that meant winning the toss on a misty, moisty morning.

From The Guardian Jul. 7, 2012

For sometimes it rained, and when it wasn’t rainy it was misty, and moisty, and foggy.

From Bully and Bawly No-Tail by Wisa, Louis

"Poor child," and Bates looked compassionately at the white face, that even a vanity case failed to keep in blooming condition, so moisty warm was the stuffy elevator.

From In the Onyx Lobby by Wells, Carolyn

Winter flees the light, And his chilly horn is sighing All the moisty night!

From Colors of Life Poems and Songs and Sonnets by Eastman, Max

The third morning dawned in great beauty, a "misty, moisty morning," Mrs. Jardine called it.

From A Daughter of the Land by Stratton-Porter, Gene

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