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1. (adj.) moist
slightly wet; damp.
2. moist
(of the eyes) tearful.
3. moist
(of the air) having high humidity.
Etymology: (1325–75; ME moiste < MF, perh. < VL
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| Definition of 'Moist' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) damp, dampish, moist
slightly wet
"clothes damp with perspiration"; "a moist breeze"; "eyes moist with tears"
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1. (adjective) moist
slightly wet, in a pleasant way
The soil was still moist from the rain.
2. moist
(of food) pleasantly fresh, and not dry
The meat was moist and tender.
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1. (adj) Moist
moderately wet; damp; humid; not dry; as, a moist atmosphere or air
2. (adj) Moist
fresh, or new
3. (verb) Moist
to moisten
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Sense: damp; slightly wet
moist, fertile soil.
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 Afrikaans: klam |
 Arabic: رطْب، مُبْتَل |
 Bulgarian: влажен |
 Brazilian: úmido |
 Czech: vlhký |
 German: feucht |
 Danish: fugtig |
 Greek: υγρός, βρεγμένος |
 Spanish: húmedo |
 Estonian: niiske |
 Farsi: نمناک |
 Finnish: kostea |
 French: moite |
 Hebrew: לַח |
 Hindi: नम |
 Croatian: vlažan |
 Hungarian: nedves |
 Indonesian: lembab |
 Icelandic: rakur |
 Italian: umido |
 Japanese: 湿った |
 Korean: 축축한 |
 Lithuanian: drėgnas |
 Latvian: mitrs; mikls, valgs |
 Malay: lembap |
 Dutch: vochtig |
 Norwegian: fuktig, rå |
 Polish: wilgotny |
 Persian: نمناک |
 Pashto: نم لرونكى |
 Portuguese: húmido |
 Romanian: umed |
 Russian: сырой; влажный |
 Slovak: vlhký |
 Slovenian: vlažen |
 Serbian: vlažan |
 Swedish: fuktig |
 Thai: เปียกชื้น |
 Turkish: nemli, rutubetli |
 Taiwanese: 潮濕的，微濕的 |
 Ukrainian: вогкий, вологий |
 Urdu: گیلا، سیلا |
 Vietnamese: ẩm ướt |
 Chinese: 潮湿的 |
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