humidity level

moist; humid

containing a high level of moisture or humidity, often describing the air, climate, or an environment

characterized by high temperature and high humidity; muggy.

completely wet; soaked through

moist, clammy, or unpleasantly sticky to the touch

to make something thoroughly wet by immersion or through the absorption of liquid

to get soaked

moisture or humidity in the air or environment

(coll.) disposable diaper

to make something slightly wet or damp, often through natural means like rain or dew

to dry dampness, a therapeutic method in traditional Chinese medicine used to treat conditions caused by excess dampness in the body.

to absorb moisture

to make or become slightly wet or damp

dark and moist

Shiva (Hindu deity)

hygroscopicity; the ability of a material to absorb moisture from the air

to moisten

soaking wet

a substance used to reduce the surface tension of a liquid, allowing it to spread more easily across or penetrate the surface of a solid

Hong Kong Wetland Park, in Yuen Long, New Territories

lewd, pornographic, or suggestive; perverted

to moisten evenly (e.g. in tanning leather)

a common sexually transmitted infection caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV), characterized by small bumps or growths on the genitals

a person who is regularly exposed to a certain environment or risk will inevitably be affected by it

to make something wet or damp

Lhalu Wetland National Nature Reserve in Lhasa

Vishnu (Hindu deity)

to soak

a kiss involving the tongue; a French kiss

wet wipe; towelette

A type of seasonal febrile disease in Traditional Chinese Medicine caused by the combination of dampness and heat pathogens, typically occurring in summer or early autumn.

(of roads, floors, etc.) wet and slippery

a skin growth or wart on the genitals or anus, typically caused by a viral infection such as human papillomavirus (HPV)

clammy; damp and sticky

Bailuwan Wetland Park in Chengdu

a saltmarsh