WordMap Version 2.0 - HigherStudyAbroad

• Physics to decrease the amplitude of (an oscillating system);
• (dank)- unpleasantly moist or humid; damp and, often, chilly, ( );
No refrigerating plant ever contained a freezing room so dank, cold and
gloomy as that theatre! — A Fantasy of Mediterranean Travel;
• (clammy)- disagreeably moist, sticky, and cold to the touch; He still had
the clammy, red-nosed look of illness, but his high cheekbones were flushed
with the morning sun and he looked remarkably cheerful for a man who'd
been out in a cold wood all night. — The Fiery Cross;
• (moist)- slightly wet; damp or humid; I realized suddenly that the hand in
which I carried my manuscript was moist, and I was afraid it would make
marks on the paper. — The Promised Land;
• (humid)- damp, ( ; ); The night was warm and humid, and
through the narrow tenement streets there poured a teeming mass of life. —
His Family;
• (muggy)- (of the atmosphere, weather, etc.) oppressively humid; damp and
close, ( ; ); That winter was warm
and muggy, with continuous showers of warm rain that seemed to change
into mud in the air as it fell. — The Captives;
• (steamy)- filled with or emitting steam; He wished she were with him right
now, under this steamy water, their naked bodies rubbing together, creating
that erotic friction. — One Summer Evening;
• (soggy)- saturated or sodden with moisture; soaked; Moist and steamy
instead of moist and cool, the air hung heavy on him like a soggy bathrobe.
— The Dig;
• (sticky)- having the property of adhering or sticking to a surface; adhesive;
The heat, combined with the humidity, made for a sticky mix. — One
Summer Evening;
• (gluey)- like glue; viscous; glutinous; sticky; With a gluey snarl, the Dead
God raised two of its hands; Antryg saw what was coming and ducked, but
not quickly enough. — The Silicon Mage;
• (glummy)- having the texture or properties of gum; sticky and viscid;
• (glutinous)- of the nature of glue; gluey; viscid; sticky, ( ); This
spiral, formed of plain, non-glutinous thread, starts from the centre and
winds in rapidly-widening circles to the circumference. — The Life of the
Spider;
• (mucilaginous)- resembling mucilage; moist and sticky; The taste of the
decoction is bland, mucilaginous, and cordial. — Herbal Simples Approved for
Modern Uses of Cure;