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humid containing or characterized by a great deal of water vapor; "humid air"; "humid weather"
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humidity wetness in the atmosphere
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humidity 1. Generally, some measure of the water vapor content of air. The multiplicity of humidity measures is partly due to different methods of measurement and partly because the conservative measures (mixing ratio, specific humidity) cover an extremely wide dynamic range, as a result of the rapid variation of saturation vapor pressure with temperature. 2. Popularly, same as relative humidity.
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humidifier A device designed to increase the humidity within a room or a house by means of the discharge of water vapor. They may consist of individual room size units or larger units attached to the heating plant to condition the entire house.
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humidifier (hyoo-MID-ih-fye-er): A machine that puts moisture in the air.
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