moist
61moist — mɔɪst adj. damp, humid, wet …
62moist — omits …
63moist — adjective 1》 slightly wet. ↘(of a climate) rainy. 2》 Medicine marked by a fluid discharge. Derivatives moistly adverb moistness noun Origin ME: from OFr. moiste, based on L. mucidus mouldy (influenced by musteus fresh , from mustum: see… …
64moist — a. Damp, humid, dank, wet …
65moist — adj 1. damp, dewy, wet, wettish, watery, aqueous; dank, steamy, clammy, muggy, humid; foggy, vaporous, misty, drizzly, dripping, rainy; swampy, marshy, boggy, fenny, miry. 2.(all of the eyes) tearful, lachrymose, misty …
66moist — [mɔɪst] adj slightly wet …
67moist — adj. 1 a slightly wet; damp. b (of the season etc.) rainy. 2 (of a disease) marked by a discharge of matter etc. Derivatives: moistly adv. moistness n. Etymology: ME f. OF moiste, ult. from or rel. to L mucidus (see MUCUS) and musteus fresh (see… …
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69Oregon moist pellet — moist pellet (a pellet used in aquaculture with a moisture content around 30%. Composed of wet ingredients such items as minced fish, and dry ingredients such as fish meal, cereals, vitamins and minerals, with an alginate binder) …
70Moist collodion process — Мокрый коллодионный процесс …