wet; moist; damp; humid

humidity - one of the six external factors that cause diseases according to Chinese medicine)

trivial (Cantonese)

snack; nibble; junk food -- food of little nutritional value, eaten betw. proper meals | Std. Chin.: 零吃 | Also written as '口立濕'

snack, junk food, eat between meals

wicked; malevolent; tricky

(adjective) 1. wicked; 2. devious; 3. Creepy

humidifier

soaked through, completely drenched (lit., "wet chicken")

one who is wet thoroughly (slang)

to get soaked to the skin

tearful, eyes full of tears

(slang) to be on the verge of tears; tearful; to have tears in one's eyes

to wet; moisten

damp, moist, wet, humid

damp; wet; humid

wet goods

wet groceries

hot and humid weather

damp heat

humid air

moist | [粵]: also 濕

to get soaked to the skin

stuffy; muggy; wet and suffocating

dehumidifier

除濕機

Dehumidifiers

hygrometer

a wet nurse

wet nurse

trivial things; small change, piece of cake, no big deal | ［國］零碎

an easy job; a piece of cake; trivial

to take a cut from a business deal; to take a commission

(literally: to cross a river and get one's legs wet); to take a commission (from a deal or transaction)

to keep moist or wet

damp, moist, wet, humid

(adjective) damp, moist, wet, humid

alternating current (AC)

active current battery

lascivious; licentious; lustful. Kitchen tiles are salty and wet,which makes the word 鹹濕 lustful in Cantonese.

damp; moist; wet; humid | [粵]: 潮, 濕