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61damp-dry — ☆ damp dry [damp′drī΄ ] vt. damp dried, damp drying to dry (laundry) so that some moisture is retained adj. designating or of laundry so treated …
62damp-mop — /damp mop , mop /, v.i., v.t., damp mopped, damp mopping. to clean with a mop that has been slightly moistened or soaked in water and wrung out. * * * …
63damp-proof course — damp proof courses N COUNT A damp proof course is the same as a damp course …
64damp course — (also damp proof course) ► NOUN ▪ a layer of waterproof material in a wall near the ground, to prevent rising damp …
65damp-mop — /damp mop , mop /, v.i., v.t., damp mopped, damp mopping. to clean with a mop that has been slightly moistened or soaked in water and wrung out …
66damp´ish|ness — damp|ish «DAM pihsh», adjective. somewhat damp. –damp´ish|ness, noun …
67damp|ish — «DAM pihsh», adjective. somewhat damp. –damp´ish|ness, noun …
68Damp off — To decay and perish through excessive moisture. [1913 Webster] …
69DAMP (software bundle) — DAMP is a solution stack of computer software, usually free software or open source software, that is used to run dynamic Web sites or servers running the proprietary Darwin operating system. The acronym is derived from the original acronym LAMP …
70damp-proof course — damp proof .course n BrE a ↑damp course …