damply
- r in a damp manner
a scarf was tied round her head but the rebellious curl had escaped and hung damply over her left eye
- Daphne's English relations are a damply rotting family who call each other with gruesome whimsy names drawn from Gilbert Sullivan and Kenneth Grahame, "Uncle Pooh-Bah," "Rat .
- The flags, half-staffed for Franklin Roosevelt, nodded damply downward.
- In the unseasonably humid Brazilian fall, the men sweated damply in woolen suits or sported open-necked shirts and cruise clothes.