Damp ( adjective , verb )

(As an adjective)

Damp ( adjective )

1. Being slightly wet or moist.
2. Being humid or having a high level of moisture in the air.
3. Being affected by dampness or moisture.
4. Being slightly chilly or cool.

Origin:

The word "damp" comes from the old english word "dæmp" which means moist or humid.

Examples:

1. The damp grass felt cold to the touch.
2. The damp air made it difficult to light the fire.
3. The damp walls needed to be painted.
4. The damp clothes were hung up to dry.
5. The damp ground made it difficult to walk.

(As a verb)

Damp ( verb )

1. Being slightly wet or moist.
2. Being humid or having a high level of moisture in the air.
3. Being affected by dampness or moisture.
4. Being slightly chilly or cool.

Origin:

The word "damp" comes from the old english word "dæmp" which means moist or humid.

Examples:

1. The damp grass felt cold to the touch.
2. The damp air made it difficult to light the fire.
3. The damp walls needed to be painted.
4. The damp clothes were hung up to dry.
5. The damp ground made it difficult to walk.