adjective

damp

damp, moist

The towel is still damp.

The towel is still damp.

He wiped the counter with a damp cloth.

He wiped the counter with a damp cloth.

It was a cold, damp morning.

It was a cold, damp morning.

(noun) + be + ((damp)) to be slightly wet The ground is damp after the rain.

Synonyms: moist, humid; Antonyms: dry, arid

Originates from a Proto-Germanic word meaning 'steam, smoke'.

Think of something that is slightly wet, not soaking wet. A 'damp' towel is not dripping.

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