moisten

/ˈmɔɪsən/
verb
  1. To make something slightly wet or damp.
    • She used a spray bottle to moisten the plants' leaves.
    • He moistened the stamp before sticking it on the envelope.
    • The baker moistened the top of the bread with a brush of water.
  2. To become slightly wet or damp.
    • The cake will moisten as it absorbs the syrup.
    • The ground moistened quickly under the light drizzle.
    • Her lips moistened as she drank the cool water.
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