Moist (adjective)

1. Slightly damp or wet.
2. Having a small amount of moisture.

Origin:

Middle english moiste, from old english mǣst; akin to old high german meist most.

Examples:

1. The air was moist, and it felt heavy on my skin.
2. The soil was moist and easy to work with.
3. The cake was moist and delicious.
4. She wiped the moist sweat from her forehead.
5. The paint was still moist and had not yet dried.