Hot
Moist
Moist adjective - Slightly or moderately wet.
Both words in one sentence
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In "Jerome is the New Black" Peter hears Lois telling Jerome it's so hot and moist in a satisfied manner.
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Corresponding element, season, and division of a day: (hot and moist) air, spring, and morning.
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It's also unlikely you'll get a lot of steam off freshly served food, unless it's very hot, moist food in a quite cold room.
Source: Reality Is Unrealistic
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