dampest
adjective
slightly wet.
her hair was still damp from the shower
moist,moistened,wettish,dampened,dampish,humid,steamy,muggy,clammy,sweaty,sticky,dank,moisture-laden,wet,wetted,rainy,drizzly,showery,misty,foggy,vaporous,dewy,claggy
adjective
slightly wet.
her hair was still damp from the shower
moist,moistened,wettish,dampened,dampish,humid,steamy,muggy,clammy,sweaty,sticky,dank,moisture-laden,wet,wetted,rainy,drizzly,showery,misty,foggy,vaporous,dewy,claggy
adjective
slightly wet.
her hair was still damp from the shower
moist,moistened,wettish,dampened,dampish,humid,steamy,muggy,clammy,sweaty,sticky,dank,moisture-laden,wet,wetted,rainy,drizzly,showery,misty,foggy,vaporous,dewy,claggy
noun
moisture diffused through the air or a solid substance or condensed on a surface, typically with detrimental or unpleasant effects.
the house reeked of mould and damp
moisture,dampness,humidity,wetness,wet,water,liquid,condensation,steam,vapour,clamminess,mugginess,dankness,wateriness,rain,raininess,dew,drizzle,precipitation,spray,perspiration,sweat
verb
make (something) slightly wet.
damp a small area with water
dampen,moisten,wet,dew,water,irrigate,humidify,bedew,sparge,humify,humect
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