Dampness is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DAMPNESS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being damp
• the state or condition of being slightly wet
• Moderate humidity; moisture; fogginess; moistness.
• a slight wetness

Words related to DAMPNESS

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How to use DAMPNESS in a sentence

• By and by fumes of brandy began to fill the air, and climb to where I lay, overcoming the mouldy smell of decayed wood and the dampness of the green walls.
• The masonry was rough, enormous, damp, and blackened with dampness and age.
• I ascribed my illness altogether to the unusual dampness of the atmosphere.
• I forgot all about the dampness and the evening air.
• Henderson cried a little when it came time to part the next morning, and there was a suspicious dampness in the eyes of Mr.
• The earth here is full of evil, and the malaria comes up with the dampness.
• There are degrees of dampness, and a very little is called being wet through in common talk.
• But the threat of dampness evidently dissuaded him, for the noon hour came and went and Mr.
• A sudden cold dampness gathered on his forehead under all the mellow warmth of the sun.
• It was good to leave their muffled dampness for the pure sunshine of the crest.
• The wind soon came fresher upon the sails, heavily charged with the dampness of the hour.
• Once inside, the hot evening air turned to a cool dampness, and the forest odors gave place to the smell of stale dynamite smoke, suggestive of burning rubber.
• Dampness and filth will kill young turkeys as surely as a dose of poison.
• The dampness checked their efforts for a time, but at length the flames caught, and a crimson glow slowly made its way round the circle of fuel.
• Here there was a trace of dampness, but nothing like what might have been expected in what was really a tunnel.
• The walls, along which he had put benches, and the stone floor, retained and gave out dampness.
• By it a complete circulation of air through the mattress is secured, which carries off all dampness arising from constant use.
• Then he felt a dampness that was not from the waters below him.
• CHAPTER II In the Grip of Circumstance The outer room was crowded from end to end, and the atmosphere reeked with unpleasant dampness.
• I noticed that during the heavy rains the invalids retired to their rooms, overcome by the chill and dampness, and some were seriously ill.
• Sure enough the dampness had made it grow so well that its tops now reached the sky.
• Crouching in the ditches of Heaven he no longer had the feeling beneath the whiteness of his short tail of the chilly dampness penetrating through and through him.
• This luxuriance may partly be owing to the coolness and dampness which reigns during the night in tropical countries, quickening and renewing the whole face of nature.
• The wind was southerly, and, though not strong it was charged with the dampness and heaviness of the night air.
• She caught glimpses of titles of volumes of fiction and travel not yet seasoned from the dampness of the press.
• We built a fire in the long-disused chimney to take the dampness out of the room, and forced open the windows to let in the good sun and wind.
• It continued bitterly cold, even after the rain had stopped falling, and the heap of sodden bedclothes furnished no protection against the chilling dampness.

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