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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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Armorist
::
Armorist
(n.) One
skilled
in coat armor or
heraldry.
Implement
::
Implement
(n.) That which
fulfills
or
supplies
a want or use; esp., an
instrument,
toll, or
utensil,
as
supplying
a
requisite
to an end; as, the
implements
of
trade,
of
husbandry,
or of war..
Water Course
::
Water
course
() A
running
stream
of water
having
a bed and
banks;
the
easement
one may have in the
flowing
of such a
stream
in its
accustomed
course.
A water
course
may be
sometimes
dry.
Bake
::
Bake (v. t.) To dry or
harden
(anything)
by
subjecting
to heat, as, to bake
bricks;
the sun bakes the
ground..
Plough
::
Plough
(n.) Fig.:
Agriculture;
husbandry.
Powder
::
Powder
(n.) The fine
particles
to which any dry
substance
is
reduced
by
pounding,
grinding,
or
triturating,
or into which it falls by
decay;
dust..
Sear
::
Sear (a.) To
wither;
to dry up.
Drying
::
Drying
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Dr.
Gallon
::
Gallon
(n.) A
measure
of
capacity,
containing
four
quarts;
-- used, for the most part, in
liquid
measure,
but
sometimes
in dry
measure..
Sextary
::
Sextary
(n.) An
ancient
Roman
liquid
and dry
measure,
about equal to an
English
pint..
Tenter
::
Tenter
(n.) A
machine
or frame for
stretching
cloth by means of
hooks,
called
tenter-hooks,
so that it may dry even and
square..
Wither
::
Wither
(v. t.) To cause to fade, and
become
dry..
Samara
::
Samara
(n.) A dry,
indehiscent,
usually
one-seeded,
winged
fruit,
as that of the ash,
maple,
and elm; a key or key
fruit..
Laundry
::
Laundry
(n.) A place or room where
laundering
is done.
Costive
::
Costive
(a.) Dry and hard;
impermeable;
unyielding.
Monandric
::
Monandric
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
monandry;
practicing
monandry
as a
system
of
marriage.
Indurate
::
Indurate
(v. i.) To grow hard; to
harden,
or
become
hard; as, clay
indurates
by
drying,
and by
heat..
Dry-rubbed
::
Dry-rubbed
(imp. & p. p.) of
Dry-ru.
Parch
::
Parch (v. t.) To dry to
extremity;
to
shrivel
with heat; as, the mouth is
parched
from
fever..
Weather
::
Weather
(n.) The state of the air or
atmosphere
with
respect
to heat or cold,
wetness
or
dryness,
calm or
storm,
clearness
or
cloudiness,
or any other
meteorological
phenomena;
meteorological
condition
of the
atmosphere;
as, warm
weather;
cold
weather;
wet
weather;
dry
weather,
etc..
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