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moist (adjective)
Moist describes something that is slightly wet or damp, often in a way that is considered pleasant or beneficial. It is frequently used to characterize the texture of food, the condition of soil, or the state of one's skin.
Think of 'M-O-I-S-T' as 'Mostly Only In Small Traces' of water. This helps you remember it's just a little wet, not soak...
The cake was very moisture. → The cake was very moist.
The basement was moist and smelled like old socks. → The basement was damp and smelled like old socks.
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