humid

IPA: hjˈumʌd

Containing perceptible moisture (usually describing air or atmosphere); damp; moist; somewhat wet or watery.

Examples of "humid" in Sentences

The room is dank and humid.
We like the dark, the wet, humid, earthy smell.
The lower the humidity, the faster water evaporates.
The temperature was, and the humidity was 42 percent.
The climate of the Rangit River basin is cold and humid.
In the lower elevations, the climate is humid subtropical.
Most of the state falls in the humid continental climate zone.
Bare legs are the norm, as nylons in humid weather are horrible.
In the foothills of the mountains, the climate is cool and humid.
The climate for much of the distribution range is warm and humid.
How does the haybale/straw construction perform in humid climates?
Application to the measurement of the degree of humidity of the air.
The plant is found in humid lowland tropics below 1,500 feet, and in rain forest habitats.
Folks that live in humid places can have problems with internal condensation build-up despite never riding in the rain.
Heat pumps work fine in humid climates - they have problems working in very cold climates and then need back up radiant strips for heat - which gets expensive, as we all know.
Nokia has already had a few problems rolling out its new touchscreen 5800 XpressMusic phone, including earpieces that go bad in humid weather and firmmware that wouldn't work on certain big-city 3G networks on the US model, but now they're screwing around with something serious: customers 'money.