Moist is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MOIST in dictionary:

VERB:
• to wet slightly
• To moisten.
• moisten
ADJECTIVE:
• slightly wet
• (of the eyes) wet with tears
• (of a climate) rainy
• marked by a fluid discharge.
• Moderately wet; damp; humid; not dry; as, a moist atmosphere or air.
• Fresh, or new.

Words related to MOIST

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Words that contain MOIST

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How to use MOIST in a sentence

• Now his eyes, too, were moist, he joined in their grief, crying that he was incorrigible, that they ought to have taken all the money away from him.
• They require a moist atmosphere and a uniform temperature not lower than 50 degrees.
• A mixture of leaf-mould and sand, and a moist but well-drained situation is what they delight in.
• They will grow in any ordinary soil, but flourish best in vegetable mould, and in a moist, yet open, situation.
• Keep them moist through the autumn, and plant them out when well rooted.
• The soil should be moist at the start and the seeds should all be against the glass so they can be seen.
• And it is quite true that most of them bloom for a longer period in a moist than in a dry soil.
• To grow Lilies well requires a deep, moist, rich loam.
• A lovely morning it was that beamed on Sibley and the broad and beautiful valley of the Cloudwater when once the sun got fairly above the moist horizon.
• By his side was a rough birch fishing rod, and nearby wrapped up in cool, moist leaves were several fair-sized trout.
• The red clay soil, which was heaped around it, was moist.
• A moist sponge is to be preferred, for contact with it must surely extinguish every trace of fire in the bore.
• Skag knew that it was good to him, knew how the sensitive grey nostrils quivered wide, drinking deep draughts of cool moist air.
• This bath is taken by merely wetting the hands several times in the water and applying the moist palms to all parts of the body.
• Her hands, in her heavy, knitted yarn gloves, were moist and red.
• His childish face, with the limpid black eyes, was red and moist.
• The skies were gray and sodden and the air was moist.
• The land is wholly in the hands of individuals, and, in a climate sufficiently moist, would answer well for cultivation.
• It was a sunny afternoon at the beginning of summer, and the moist hollows of the heath had passed from their brown to their green stage.
• I felt moist, hot, oppressed, in spite of a rather stiff wind.
• Its succulent roots and dew-attracting leaves render it useful in keeping the ground moist during the greatest heats.
• Cabbages For a constant supply may be sown in January, April, May, July, August, October, and early in November, at a time when the ground is in a moist state.
• The moist brown flower-beds exhaled a fragrant thankfulness, and the grass-blades looked twice as green and twice as tall as before.

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