An all-pervasive dampness penetrates the wooden homes in the rainy season, and in the narrowest alleyways there are patches of mud where the ground never quite dries.
I love autumn: the dampness, the rot, the layers both on the ground and on me, the woolly jumpers.
Goodbye to dampness and maxiDepends!
In printing two or more colours, during the offset process the dampness of the plate is partly transferred, via the blanket, to the paper.
It has been theorized that the city's cloudy, drizzly climate gave the perfect impetus for coffee's unusual degree of popularity; caffeinated drinks consumed in cozy shops and restaurants provide great balm as well as shelter from the dampness.
The dampness permits the paper to be folded into soft curves, which then harden in durability as the paper dries.
Immersion foot,, also called Trench Foot, a painful disorder of the foot involving damage to the skin, nerves, and muscle that is caused by prolonged exposure to cold dampness or by prolonged immersion in cold water.
Brunei is largely dry, with patches of dampness: the national airline allows you to bring your own alcohol on board, as does the odd hotel bar – so bring some duty-free.
It's a unique stadium, the shadow is still there at 10am and that allows for dampness in the wicket and movement.
The dampness creeps into your back and into your bones.
More often simple dampness of the atmosphere can make the space cold," warns Yasmin Chopin of Property Care Association.
