dry-fire dry-fisted dry fly dry fog dry-foot dry ginger dry goods dry guillotine dry-gulch drygulcher dry-handed dry haze dry heater dry-heave dry hire dry hole...
bonedry and bone dry bone dry bone-dry (not comparable) (idiomatic) Totally dry; without moisture. Synonym: dry as a bone totally dry dry bone, nerdboy...
to dry (third-person singular simple present hangs out to dry, present participle hanging out to dry, simple past and past participle hung out to dry) (transitive...
drycleaner and dry-cleaner dry cleaner's drycleaner dry-cleaner dry cleaner (plural dry cleaners) A person whose business is the dry cleaning of clothes...
and dried dried-fish woman dried fruit dried milk driedness dried out dried plum dried up drum-dried freeze-dried low-dried predried self-dried semidried...
See also: airdry air-dry (not comparable) Free of moisture to the degree possible by exposure to air (moisture contents of the object and air are in equilibrium);...
cut-and-dried (when modifying a noun) cut and dry (less common) 1710, from herbs being cut and dried for sale, rather than fresh. cut and dried (not comparable)...
dry up (third-person singular simple present dries up, present participle drying up, simple past and past participle dried up) (intransitive) To become...
dry measure (plural dry measures) A unit of volume used in measuring dry commodities (e.g. grain or fruit). The peck and the bushel are commonly used imperial...
bonedry and bone-dry bone dry (not comparable) Alternative form of bone-dry When I went out to water my garden, the soil was bone dry. No wonder plants...