What do you mean by the word damp?
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Adjective\nInflected forms: damp·er, damp·est 1. Slightly wet. See Synonyms at wet. 2. Archaic Dejected.\nNoun\n1. Moisture in the air; humidity. 2. Foul or poisonous gas that sometimes pollutes the air in coal mines. 3. Lowness of spirits; depression. 4. A restraint or check; a discouragement.
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dwell\ndwelling\ndweller\ndwale (a plant)\ndweeb\ndwindle\ndwarf
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Low.\n\nHigh pressure tends to be dry, while lows suck moisture in.
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No such word.\n\nMaybe foam?  loam?  roam?
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Probably refering to thier wet pants. But it's actually meant ' to have a drink.'
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Washing\nIroning\nF...ing  (flurting)\nEtc....
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a towel\nas it dries people it gets wetter
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It's generally attributed to the 'rustic' South, though it has seen common useage as far back as pre-Colonial English pubs.\n\nIt generally means to be passed out, though to such a point that such a person would not respond to even the strongest of stimulation.  Similar to the term "dead to the world".
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Paranoid.\n\n----\nMoody.  Unstable.  Withdrawn.
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Ew.  Damp and musty sounds like the foam top got damp or something.  Damp and musty isn't a good thing for anyone with asthma.  Is it at all possible for you to return that mattress for a new one?  Breathing in mold spores for 8 hours while you sleep isn't going to be good for you.
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Drying means to get rid of the free water in a given compound. For example: you would be drying your clothes. But dehydration means to get rid of ALL the water in a given compound. In example: You have a fresh lettuce leaf... You wash it and then you dry it... You'll have a lettuce leaf as it is. Then, you cook it (because you're nutz and like cooked lettuce for dinner), and have some black things like ashes. THAT is dehydration =)
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Moist certainly not me...lol\nWhat am I going to do?\nFlip them off?lol
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Evaporative humidifier. A fan blows air through a moistened filter or wick, increasing the humidity in the air.
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Low! LoL I live in the south and it is very humid. You walk outside and it is very muggy and sticky. But, when the humidity is low, it is very dry out. SO make sure to use lots of lotion
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No, not immobilize or denature. Both don't sound good to my ears. I think the term inactivate, is more suitable.\nThey stay in a latent form.\n\nKaterina
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Probably;  The arch-duchess' socks, are they dry or archi-dry?\n(arch- in both languages is like we use über today, or super --so the Are the archduchess' socks dry or superdry?\n(I think you may have either left out something or misspelled something--I would put in "sont-elles sèches ou archi-sèches?"  sèchent means they are drying.)\nI'm more than happy to be corrected by native speakers!
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idioms. ever hear "as dry as a bone"? as in licked clean to the bone?\n\never see the hunt on the Serengeti?