Dry
/draɪ/
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Adjective: Free from moisture or liquid; not wet or sticky. Noun: The dry part of something, or a period of dry weather.
The ground was dry after a week without rain.
Etymology
Comes from Old English drȳge, of Germanic origin, related to Dutch droog and German trocken, all meaning 'dry'.
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What does Dry mean?
Dry means: Adjective: Free from moisture or liquid; not wet or sticky. Noun: The dry part of something, or a period of dry weather.
How do you pronounce Dry?
Dry: /draɪ/
How is Dry used in a sentence?
The ground was dry after a week without rain.