moisten

Sure enough, he just thought about it, and his eyes began to moisten.

He saw his dad's eyes moisten too, for just a second.

She put the end in her mouth and moistened it to a point.

Moisten the edge of the skin with a little water.

She moistened her lips and looked at the road ahead once more.

"You meet so many nice people on your way," she said, her eyes moistening.

He had to try twice, to moisten his mouth enough to force out the words.

Suddenly, her eyes moistened and I thought she might be near tears.

He moistened his lips and went on staring at me.

If dry, then it should be moistened before being removed.

Keep water handy at all times to moisten the mouth.

He leaned back and closed his eyes to moisten them.

The old man's deep blue eyes moistened with the recollection.

The thin man moistened his lips and tried to speak.

Moisten with about a third of the dressing and set aside.

When asked how many times she had visited the market with the clothing, her eyes moistened.

The wizard looked from one to the other, moistened his lips.

She moistened her lips as if the effort of saying it had made them dry.

His eyes moistened as he thought of the incredible relief they all must be feeling.

I watched it run down his side and moisten the sheet.

"This is very painful and getting more so," she said, her eyes moistening.

This may help warm and moisten the air you breathe in.

She had to moisten her lips, they'd become so dry.

The young man turned to me, moistening his pale lips.

He had to swallow several times to moisten his throat.