What is another word for more undried?
Pronunciation: [mˈɔːɹ ʌndɹˈa͡ɪd] (IPA) 
The phrase "more undried" refers to something that is wet or damp. To convey the same meaning, we can use a number of synonyms such as moist, soggy, dampened, wetted, or dampish. These terms all describe the condition of being slightly or fully wet, indicating that liquid is present in the material. On the other hand, moist also refers to being slightly damp and is commonly used to describe food items or the atmosphere. Soggy is used to depict something that is waterlogged or lacks firmness. Dampened and wetted both suggest that an object or surface has been exposed to water, yet not to the extent that it is soaked. Lastly, dampish suggests some degree of moisture, without being fully wet.
