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Definition of dry
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Dry (v. i.) To grow dry; to
become
free from
wetness,
moisture,
or
juice;
as, the road dries
rapidly..
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Mealy
::
Mealy
(superl.)
Having
the
qualities
of meal;
resembling
meal; soft, dry, and
friable;
easily
reduced
to a
condition
resembling
meal; as, a mealy
potato..
Laudatory
::
Laudatory
(a.) Of or
pertaining
praise,
or to the
expression
of
praise;
as,
laudatory
verses;
the
laudatory
powers
of
Dryden..
Tawdry
::
Tawdry
(n.) A
necklace
of a rural
fashion,
bought
at St.
Audrey's
fair;
hence,
a
necklace
in
general..
Dry Goods
::
Dry goods () A
commercial
name for
textile
fabrics,
cottons,
woolens,
linen,
silks,
laces,
etc., -- in
distinction
from
groceries..
Besmoke
::
Besmoke
(v. t.) To
harden
or dry in
smoke.
Escroll
::
Escroll
(n.) In
modern
heraldry,
a
similar
ribbon
on which the motto is
inscribed..
Calabash
::
Calabash
(n.) A water
dipper,
bottle,
bascket,
or other
utensil,
made from the dry shell of a
calabash
or
gourd..
Pentachenium
::
Pentachenium
(n.) A dry fruit
composed
of five
carpels,
which are
covered
by an
epigynous
calyx and
separate
at
maturity..
Pint
::
Pint (n.) A
measure
of
capacity,
equal to half a
quart,
or four
gills,
-- used in
liquid
and dry
measures.
See
Quart..
Mars
::
Mars (n.) The god of war and
husbandry.
Parch
::
Parch (v. t.) To burn the
surface
of; to
scorch;
to roast over the fire, as dry
grain;
as, to parch the skin; to parch
corn..
Wash
::
Wash (n.) A piece of
ground
washed
by the
action
of a sea or
river,
or
sometimes
covered
and
sometimes
left dry; the
shallowest
part of a
river,
or arm of the sea; also, a bog; a
marsh;
a fen; as, the
washes
in
Lincolnshire..
Aridity
::
Aridity
(n.) The state or
quality
of being arid or
without
moisture;
dryness.
Sea Horse
::
Sea horse () A
fabulous
creature,
half horse and half fish,
represented
in
classic
mythology
as
driven
by sea dogs or
ridden
by the
Nereids.
It is also
depicted
in
heraldry.
See
Hippocampus..
Hydrophobia
::
Hydrophobia
(n.) The
disease
caused
by a bite form, or
inoculation
with the
saliva
of, a rabid
creature,
of which the chief
symptoms
are, a sense of
dryness
and
construction
in the
throat,
causing
difficulty
in
deglutition,
and a
marked
heightening
of
reflex
excitability,
producing
convulsions
whenever
the
patient
attempts
to
swallow,
or is
disturbed
in any way, as by the sight or sound of
water;
rabies;
canine
madness..
Quirboilly
::
Quirboilly
(n.)
Leather
softened
by
boiling
so as to take any
required
shape.
Upon
drying,
it
becomes
exceedingly
hard, and hence was
formerly
used for
armor..
Sizzle
::
Sizzle
(v. i.) To make a
hissing
sound;
to fry, or to dry and
shrivel
up, with a
hissing
sound..
Clothesline
::
Clothesline
(n.) A rope or wire on which
clothes
are hung to dry.
Bake
::
Bake (v. t.) To
prepare,
as food, by
cooking
in a dry heat,
either
in an oven or under
coals,
or on
heated
stone or
metal;
as, to bake
bread,
meat,
apples..
Sike
::
Sike (n.) A
gutter;
a
stream,
such as is
usually
dry in
summer..
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