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Traditional English :: moist
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moistness.html - adj. 1 a slightly wet; damp. b (of the season etc.) rainy. 2 (of a disease) marked by a discharge of matter etc. moistly adv. moistness n. [ME f. OF moiste, ult. from or rel. to L mucidus (see MUCUS ) and musteus fresh (see MUST(2) ))] |
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Traditional English :: moisten
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moistness.html - v.tr. &
intr. make or become moist. |
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Traditional English :: moisture
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moistness.html - n. water or other liquid diffused in a small quantity as vapour, or within a solid, or condensed on a surface. moistureless adj. [ME f. OF moistour (as MOIST)] |
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Traditional English :: moisturize
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moistness.html - v.tr. (also -ise) make less dry (esp. the skin by use of a cosmetic). |
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Traditional English :: moist
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moistness.html - adj. 1 a slightly wet; damp. b (of the season etc.) rainy. 2 (of a disease) marked by a discharge of matter etc. moistly adv. moistness n. [ME f. OF moiste, ult. from or rel. to L mucidus (see MUCUS ) and musteus fresh (see MUST(2) ))] |
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Traditional English :: moisten
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moistness.html - v.tr. &
intr. make or become moist. |
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