remoistens
Adds water back
Remoistens is the third-person singular present tense of remoisten, meaning to make something moist again after it has dried out.
The prefix re- indicates repetition of the action.
She remoistens the sponge before wiping down the counter.
The verb appears most often in contexts involving materials that need periodic dampening, such as stamps, envelopes, or cleaning cloths.
Dampen something again
- rehydrateRestore fluid levels
- dampenWet slightly or diminish
- humidifyAdd atmospheric moisture
- spritzLight liquid burst
mist · wet · damp · dewy · sprinkle · saturate · soak · drench
Restore fluid levels
- reconstituteRestore to original form
- reviveRestore consciousness or vigor
- restoreReturn to earlier state
- replenishSupply anew
recondition · renew · regenerate · refresh · rehabilitate · recover · reinstate · rejuvenate
Infuse with water
- rehydrateRestore fluid levels
- refreshRestore energy or newness
- moisturizeAdd suppleness to skin
- replenishSupply anew
revitalize · soften · soothe · nourish · rejuvenate · condition · tone · spritz
rewet
Dampen something again
spritz · mist · wet · damp · dewy · sprinkle · saturate · soak · drench · condensation
rehydrate
Restore fluid levels
- reconstituteRestore to original form
- reviveRestore consciousness or vigor
- restoreReturn to earlier state
replenish · recondition · renew · regenerate · refresh · rehabilitate · recover · reinstate · rejuvenate · rewaken
hydrate
Infuse with water
- rehydrateRestore fluid levels
- refreshRestore energy or newness
- moisturizeAdd suppleness to skin
replenish · revitalize · soften · soothe · nourish · rejuvenate · condition · tone · spritz · mist
rehydrate
Restore fluid levels
- reconstituteRestore to original form
- soakSaturate with liquid
- steepRising at sharp angle
plump · soften · tenderize · baste · spritz · refresh · revive · brine
remoistensdries
Loses moisture content
dries out · dehydrates · desiccates · parches · withers