Nope, still very dry.Well the ones who are holding out and resisting buying a damper are probably dampening theirs wishing they had one.
its under the bridge and won't last long."Water" the odds that this conversation will stream out more puns?
Side note: I've always wanted one of those in a 40 cal but they are trouble to shoot.But every kahr needs a dampaaa...
I love all this free advertising! ?
I always keep an Oxford American English Dictionary handy, even when driving. Sorry I'm so late in posting to this thread, but I had to pull over for a brake and I had trouble with the laches on my council.Cambridge disagrees, but I guess things got watered down on the way
Dampen
verb [ T ]
UK /ˈdæmpən/ US
to make something less strong or successful:
You forgot this part of the definition of DAMPEN:Just passing on a pet peeve that one of my engineering professors pounded into my head. I would guess that 'most' of you are damping your tailgates, not dampening them, though some of you may enjoy a moist tailgate.
Damp:
Definition of damp transitive verb. 1a : to affect with or as if with a noxious gas : choke. b : to diminish the activity or intensity of damping down the causes of inflation liquid damps out compass oscillations. c : to check the vibration or oscillation of
Dampen:
verb (used with object)
to make damp; moisten: to dampen a sponge. to dampen one's spirits.
