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Definition of dry
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Dry
(superl.)
Of
certain
morbid
conditions,
in which there is
entire
or
comparative
absence
of
moisture;
as, dry
gangrene;
dry
catarrh..
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Dealer
::
Dealer
(n.) One who
deals;
one who has to do, or has
concern,
with
others;
esp., a
trader,
a
trafficker,
a
shopkeeper,
a
broker,
or a
merchant;
as, a
dealer
in dry
goods;
a
dealer
in
stocks;
a
retail
dealer..
Derelict
::
Derelict
(n.) A tract of land left dry by the sea, and fit for
cultivation
or use..
Stovehouse
::
Stove (v. t.) To heat or dry, as in a
stove;
as, to stove
feathers..
Neat
::
Neat (a.) Free from what is
unbecoming,
inappropriate,
or
tawdry;
simple
and
becoming;
pleasing
with
simplicity;
tasteful;
chaste;
as, a neat
style;
a neat
dress..
Poly
::
Poly (n.) A
whitish
woolly
plant
(Teucrium
Polium)
of the order
Labiatae,
found
throughout
the
Mediterranean
region.
The name, with
sundry
prefixes,
is
sometimes
given to other
related
species
of the same
genus..
Desiccant
::
Desiccant
(a.)
Drying;
desiccative.
Capsule
::
Capsule
(n.) a dry fruit or pod which is made up of
several
parts or
carpels,
and opens to
discharge
the
seeds,
as, the
capsule
of the
poppy,
the flax, the lily, etc..
Tamp
::
Tamp (v. t.) In
blasting,
to plug up with clay,
earth,
dry sand, sod, or other
material,
as a hole bored in a rock, in order to
prevent
the force of the
explosion
from being
misdirected..
Slacken
::
Slacken
(a.) To
become
slack;
to be made less
tense,
firm, or
rigid;
to
decrease
in
tension;
as, a wet cord
slackens
in dry
weather..
Drily
::
Drily
(adv.)
See
Dryly.
Dryad
::
Dryad (n.) A wood
nymph;
a nymph whose life was bound up with that of her tree.
Scoop
::
Scoop (n.) To empty by
lading;
as, to scoop a well dry..
Settle
::
Settle
(v. i.) To
become
firm, dry, and hard, as the
ground
after the
effects
of rain or frost have
disappeared;
as, the roads
settled
late in the
spring..
Unliquored
::
Unliquored
(a.) Not
moistened
or wet with
liquor;
dry.
Sue
::
Sue (v. t.) To leave high and dry on
shore;
as, to sue a
ship..
Check
::
Check (v. i.) To crack or gape open, as wood in
drying;
or to crack in small
checks,
as
varnish,
paint,
etc..
Driest
::
Driest
(superl.)
of Dry, a..
Wither
::
Wither
(v. t.) To cause to fade, and
become
dry..
Droughty
::
Droughty
(a.) Dry;
thirsty;
wanting
drink.
Drysaltery
::
Drysaltery
(n.) The
articles
kept by a
drysalter;
also, the
business
of a
drysalter..
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