Humid is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HUMID in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• moist, having much humidity
• marked by a relatively high level of water vapour in the atmosphere
• damp and hot
• Containing sensible moisture; damp; moist; as, a humidair or atmosphere; somewhat wet or watery; as, humid earth; consisting of water or vapor.
• containing or characterized by a great deal of water vapor

Words related to HUMID

humider13 humidest14 humidly16 humidness15

Words that contain HUMID

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How to use HUMID in a sentence

• In this manner I had wandered on for perhaps a quarter of an hour, when my fingers came into distinct momentary contact with what felt like cold and humid human flesh.
• On those which are low and humid it grows rank and tough, and sometimes so high that a man on horseback may pass through it unobserved.
• The sun no longer burned him, but he could hardly breathe the humid air, and effort was almost impossible.
• No slightest breezes blew in the gloomy silence, and the air was stale and humid and suffocating.
• It is quite true that cases occur in even tropical districts, but they are the stray offspring of some unusual departure of the cold and humid northerly currents.
• Cold, humid, and variable climates give rise to and feed this disease, and a change to an equable, warm, or a cool and dry temperature, is essential.
• On we went through this scene of dark and humid desolation, past the occasional mounds of former habitations, on into the trenches before Plugstreet Wood.
• His heart gave a mighty throb as those softly humid eyes were turned upon him.
• Cucumbers are cut when young, and must be grown in a warm and humid atmosphere from beginning to end.
• Dobyns, even in this humid climate of ours, when everything in the room is dripping with moisture, it has been attended with invariable success.
• The rain had ceased at sundown and the night was humid and depressing.
• It has been an opinion pretty generally received among philosophers, that the atmosphere of America is more humid than that of Europe.
• Many forms only succeed in a constantly humid atmosphere, while others sustain drying for a period, though their powers of assimilation and growth are suspended in the dry state.
• Many of these men sit in their shirt-sleeves, sweating in the humid atmosphere.
• This plant is better adapted to a cool and humid climate than to one hot and dry.
• Nevertheless, it is certainly better adapted to a moderately cool climate than to one that is hot, and to a moist, humid climate than to one that is dry.
• The extreme eastern regions of the Amur basin and Russian Manchuria, being warmer, more humid and fertile, also abound more in animal life than the other parts of Asiatic Russia.
• He now opened a door in the humid wall and put his candle over the clear, dark water.
• A gust of wind wafted the mist upwards, covering him with its humid embrace.
• The humid atmosphere had long ago penetrated through rough shirts and worsted breeches, causing the spectators of this weird tragedy to shiver with the cold.
• The symptoms of fever due to heat or overwork are a gaping mouth, heavy humid breath and a burning body.
• At last these inhabitants of humid countries disappeared in their turn.
• On the other hand, the most humid and hottest districts will have afforded an asylum to the tropical natives.
• The soil was humid and glittering with the rain which had recently fallen, and the refreshed herbs sent forth their perfume with additional energy.
• It is at once admitted by all botanists that a moist, humid, and warm atmosphere was necessary to account for the existence of such an abundance of ferns.
• The night was an unusually dark one and the atmosphere was very humid.
• Yet the soil of the lowlands is of extraordinary fertility, and the climate, though humid, deals kindly with the Anglo-Saxon constitution.
• A humid soil causes the root to decay, a dry soil is therefore more adapted for its cultivation.
• On rounding a ridge with a north-east aspect we came without altering our elevation, on a humid jungle.
• No other sound or stir of life was there, Except my steps in solitary clamber, From flight to flight, from humid stair to stair, From chamber into chamber.
• Now it must be remembered that the climate is hot and humid.
• It is very hot in the day time and very humid, so that it is extremely difficult to preserve anything.
• I began to use it twelve years ago one humid, foggy summer in Connecticut.

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