Once too moist to ignite, the forest here is now flammable because of the drier weather.
Hot rice is too moist to stir-fry and results in gummy rice.
Lingbi rock, fine-grained and textured, seems moist to the touch.
Moist to the point of wet, but with nicely balanced flavour.
Everything — people, surfaces — was moist to the touch, a nasty slickness.
A majority of sedges, however, are plants of sunny, moist to wet habitats such as fresh and salt marshes, pond and lakeshores, meadows, bogs, fens, wet prairies and savannas, and moist to wet tundra.
The walls are tacky, moist to the touch, while the turbulent electronic soundtrack could be roaring indigestion or whistling gas.
Most houseplants like their soil to be just moist to the touch – wait until the surface is nearly dry before watering again.
The major site of evaporation is the respiratory exchange surface, which must be moist to allow the gaseous exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide.
It is larger and has slightly different requirements, preferring neutral (pH 7) to slightly alkaline soil that is moist to boggy.
Most food (like fish, for example) is simply too moist to brown evenly on its own, or will burn before it browns and becomes crisp.
