moisture

IPA: mˈɔɪstʃɝ

That which moistens or makes damp or wet; exuding fluid; liquid in small quantity.
The state of being moist.
(medicine) Skin moisture noted as dry, moist, clammy, or diaphoretic as part of the skin signs assessment.

Examples of "moisture" in Sentences

Black powder is hygroscopic (draws moisture from the air).
If the stock is warping or shifting due to changes in moisture content, it could easily affect zero.
The hatter would place the hat on the pin, and push this into a liquid mercury bath, purging out the moisture from the wool.
A fern-grass-sedge pampa covers the summit areas of the larger islands where moisture is retained in temporary pools and sphagnum moss.
A call to the Allegheny County Health Department confirms our worst fears: The source of this moisture is almost certainly raccoon saliva.
As convection increases over the warmer waters of the central/eastern Pacific due to the El Nino this moisture is carried towards the US on the sub-tropical jet.
In parts of the lower portion of the property the moisture is constant, so there is a system of Canals and hidden tubes to drain excess rain and irrigation water.