HUMID


Meaning of HUMID in English

ˈhyümə̇d also ˈyü- adjective

Etymology: French or Latin; Middle French humide, from Latin humidus, umidus, from humēre, umēre to be moist or damp — more at humor

: containing or characterized by perceptible moisture : damp , moist , vaporous

humid air

a hot humid climate

Synonyms: see wet

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