moist

/mɔɪst/
adjective
  1. Slightly wet; damp, but not soaking.
    • The soil in the garden was moist after the morning rain.
    • She wiped the counter with a moist cloth to remove the crumbs.
    • The cake was perfectly moist and delicious.
  2. (of air or climate) containing a noticeable amount of water vapor; humid.
    • He opened the window to let out the moist air from the shower.
    • Plants in the rainforest thrive in the moist climate.
    • The moist air from the ocean made the beach feel warm and sticky.
  3. (of eyes) slightly wet with tears.
    • Her eyes grew moist as she listened to the heartfelt speech.
    • He blinked back the moist feeling in his eyes during the sad movie.
    • The old photograph made his eyes moist with happy memories.
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