Search ResultsEntry Found...One entry found. 1 damp Pronounced:/ˈdæmp/ Function:adjectiveInflected forms:damp·er; damp·estMeaning:[also more damp; most damp] : somewhat or slightly wet ▪ Wipe up the mess with a damp cloth. ▪ Her forehead was damp with perspiration. ▪ My hair's still damp from the rain. ▪ a damp spring day ▪ damp [=humid] weather synonyms moist damp squib —see squib —damp·ness noun [noncount] |
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