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Definition of dry
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Dry
(superl.)
Of the eyes: Not
shedding
tears.
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Arefy
::
Arefy (v. t.) To dry, or make dry..
Torrefy
::
Torrefy
(v. t.) To dry by a fire.
Frippery
::
Frippery
(n.)
Hence:
Secondhand
finery;
cheap and
tawdry
decoration;
affected
elegance.
Sizzle
::
Sizzle
(v. i.) To make a
hissing
sound;
to fry, or to dry and
shrivel
up, with a
hissing
sound..
Sear
::
Sear (a.) To burn (the
surface
of) to
dryness
and
hardness;
to
cauterize;
to
expose
to a
degree
of heat such as
changes
the color or the
hardness
and
texture
of the
surface;
to
scorch;
to make
callous;
as, to sear the skin or
flesh.
Also used
figuratively..
Sweeten
::
Sweeten
(a.) To make warm and
fertile;
--
opposed
to sour; as, to dry and
sweeten
soils..
Calabash
::
Calabash
(n.) A water
dipper,
bottle,
bascket,
or other
utensil,
made from the dry shell of a
calabash
or
gourd..
Cling
::
Cling (v. t.) To make to dry up or
wither.
Vair
::
Vair (n.) The skin of the
squirrel,
much used in the
fourteenth
century
as fur for
garments,
and
frequently
mentioned
by
writers
of that
period
in
describing
the
costly
dresses
of
kings,
nobles,
and
prelates.
It is
represented
in
heraldry
by a
series
of small
shields
placed
close
together,
and
alternately
white and
blue..
Sunfish
::
Sundryman
(n.) One who deals in
sundries,
or a
variety
of
articles..
Germander
::
Germander
(n.) A plant of the genus
Teucrium
(esp.
Teucrium
Chamaedrys
or wall
germander),
mintlike
herbs and low
shrubs..
Blot
::
Blot (v. t.) To dry, as
writing,
with
blotting
paper..
Stillness
::
Stillion
(n.) A
stand,
as for casks or vats in a
brewery,
or for
pottery
while
drying..
Nonconductor
::
Nonconductor
(n.) A
substance
which does not
conduct,
that is,
convey
or
transmit,
heat,
electricity,
sound,
vibration,
or the like, or which
transmits
them with
difficulty;
an
insulator;
as, wool is a
nonconductor
of heat; glass and dry wood are
nonconductors
of
electricity..
Drying
::
Drying
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Dr.
Siccity
::
Siccity
(n.)
Dryness;
aridity;
destitution
of
moisture.
Harden
::
Harden
(v. i.) To
become
hard or
harder;
to
acquire
solidity,
or more
compactness;
as,
mortar
hardens
by
drying..
Coomb
::
Coomb (n.) A dry
measure
of four
bushels,
or half a
quarter..
Season
::
Season
(n.) One of the
divisions
of the year,
marked
by
alternations
in the
length
of day and
night,
or by
distinct
conditions
of
temperature,
moisture,
etc.,
caused
mainly
by the
relative
position
of the earth with
respect
to the sun. In the north
temperate
zone, four
seasons,
namely,
spring,
summer,
autumn,
and
winter,
are
generally
recognized.
Some parts of the world have three
seasons,
-- the dry, the
rainy,
and the cold; other parts have but two, -- the dry and the
rainy..
Unicorn
::
Unicorn
(n.) A
fabulous
animal
with one horn; the
monoceros;
-- often
represented
in
heraldry
as a
supporter.
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