humidity |
moister |
As a noun humidity
is dampness, especially that of the air.
As an adjective moister is
(
moist).
moisturize |
moister |
As a verb moisturize
is to make more moist.
As an adjective moister is
(
moist).
humid |
moister |
As adjectives the difference between humid and moister
is that
humid is containing sensible moisture (usually describing air or atmosphere); damp; moist; somewhat wet or watery; as, humid earth; consisting of water or vapor while
moister is (
moist).
moisture |
moister |
As a noun moisture
is a moderate degree of wetness.
As an adjective moister is
comparative of moist.
moister |
whither |
As an adjective moister
is comparative of moist.
As an adverb whither is
to which place.
As a verb whither is
to wuther.
foister |
moister |
As a noun foister
is one who foists; a falsifier.
As an adjective moister is
(
moist).
meister |
moister |
As a noun meister
is a person of great skill or authority in a particular field.
As an adjective moister is
(
moist).
moister |
mister |
As an adjective moister
is (
moist).
As a noun mister is
mister (
title conferred on an adult male), especially when referring to anglophones.
moister |
roister |
As an adjective moister
is (
moist).
As a verb roister is
to engage in noisy, drunken, or riotous behavior.
As a noun roister is
(archaic) a roisterer.
hoister |
moister |
As a noun hoister
is one who, or that which, hoists.
As an adjective moister is
(
moist).
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