humidly

He looked forward to woods: The day was growing unpleasantly, humidly warm.

A unique quality of the stone is that it absorbs air and humidly without causing expansion.

The fall of 1969 was humidly ominous.

While it is humidly hot during the early part of the rainy season in the south, the hot, dry and dusty weather lingers up north.

Kifo sat in the middle of the Gods' Chamber, the night hanging humidly over him like a damp sheet.

Edwin's furry arm was humidly warm, trembling with some strong emotion, but the drowned man's hand was boneless and cold, slick with wet.

The atmosphere in "Bangkok Tattoo" is no less humidly and richly imagined, and the luridness is perhaps even more welcoming than in "Bangkok 8."

Ms. Crispell moves through the performances in a swoon, her notes hanging humidly in the air, plumped-up with the churchy sonics of ECM recordings.

It is a day so identified with the somewhat saddening exit of summer languor that it is easy to overlook a weekend calendar so filled with activity that little time may remain to mourn the low-key, if humidly deadening, months behind us.

So, born out of the dregs of post hurricane pathos, for the past five years "San Fermin en Nueva Orleans" appears right after the 4 July American holiday, buried humidly in the deep heat of summer, to make us all once again let loose.

On the porch of the mercantile and across the street at the Travellers' Rest, kisses-sometimes humidly open and with much sweet lashing of tongues-are exchanged, but Coral Thorin's whores ("cotton-gillies" is what the airy-fairy ones like Gert Moggins like to call themselves) are bored.