moistener

While the salmon is properly cooked, a sauce on the side would be a welcome moistener.

A. It works by replacing the water in plant cells with a moistener that does not evaporate.

His fluids, unknowingly added to John's torrent, was the perfect moistener, lubricator, for his touch.

A halved lemon is used as a finger moistener for those counting large amounts of bills, such as tellers and cashiers.

It meant that "weird stuff started happening" - like computer glitches, letters drenched by a prehistoric envelope moistener and other assorted crises.

He had a tough time finding a suitable fingertip moistener, so he revisited the ointment that he and Mr. Ouellet created more than a decade earlier.

As an alternative method of dampening the tissue paper, in 1860 Cutter, Tower & Co., Boston, advertised Lynch's patent paper moistener.

Doomed love, as he well knows, is a sure-fire hankie moistener, and the disapproving father in "Only Love," a Segal staple, should evoke another kind of passion.