I suppose it all depends on just what feels moist.
Moist.
I use this in the phrase “moist but firm” when anyone asks how I am.
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capricious
Apparently “moist” comes up as the most hated word for those with a word aversion.
Perhaps it’s the nature of the meaning and how it sounds that suggests something distastefully vulnerable.
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See, it’s a great word
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Verisimilitude
…the quality of seeming true
That seems about right
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That is a good one.
On a fictitious literary or subjectively artistic usage the term could be perhaps given as an instinctively simple one.
Although if dared to be used in any scientific methodology will ask for a many faceted prism of a kaleidoscopic, psychedelic and complex cul-de-sac.
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Ubiquitous
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My dog’s favourite word is anthropomorphism, he loves it
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Pragmatic
That’ll do.
Zoonoses - conjures up visions of elephants 
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Damned Covid19
“Pulchritude” is the word that - I think - least sounds like what it means
That word could be irrelephant:
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I had to look that one up but you are indeed right
Serengeti.
Norks: although it has its knockers😮
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vacillating
/ˈvasɪleɪtɪŋ/
adjective
- wavering between different opinions or actions; irresolute.
“he was accused of vacillating leadership”
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