damp

adjective
UK /dæmp/
US /dæmp/

A little bit wet.

My towel is still damp from the pool.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To make something slightly wet.

She damped the cloth before wiping the table.

3. A slight wetness in the air or on a surface.

There was a chill damp in the basement.

4. To make a sound or feeling weaker or quieter.

He put a pillow over the drum to damp the noise.