dry

Something that is no longer wet because its water has gone away

Completely dry because it has no water left

No longer holds water and is very dry, like a riverbed or plant

Completely dried so it has no water left

Completely dry with no moisture

A place or thing covered with liquid

A slight wetness in the air or on surfaces

Someone has no help or basic things in a difficult situation

To do something very boring and slow

Someone has finished something safely and is not likely to fail

A person who lacks experience and maturity in new situations

Very boring and hard to pay attention to

A stream or river that flows very little because it is dry

Cleaning clothes or fabrics using a special liquid instead of water

A person or shop that cleans clothes with chemicals instead of water

A shop that cleans clothes without using water

The solid ground on Earth that is not under the sea

A very cold solid made from carbon dioxide used to keep things frozen and make white fog

A period with little or no rain that can mean a time without success

Clear and simple, not likely to change

A practice session before an event to check for problems

A period with very little rain in tropical areas

Completely dry with no water left

A place where workers empty the water so they can build or fix a ship's bottom

A dry feeling in the mouth when you do not make enough saliva

A problem when the eyes do not make enough tears and feel uncomfortable

A low stone wall made by fitting stones together without cement

Jokes said in a serious, calm voice so they sound like real statements

Completely dry with no moisture

A serious fungus that makes wood dry, crumbly and weak

An attempt that has no result, like a well that finds no oil

Low bushes or plants that grow close to the ground in dry areas

Able to dry when hung up after washing without needing ironing

A small fake insect that floats on the water to attract fish

A breakfast food like flakes or puffs you eat with milk without cooking

Powder made from the small seeds of a plant used to add strong taste to food

Powdered milk you get by removing water from milk so it lasts a long time

A hard plain baked snack with little moisture or taste

Snow that has little or no water and does not stick together

An area of land with little water and few plants

A way of painting that uses very little paint to make a rough, scratchy texture

A pale, slightly bitter wine flavored with herbs and used in cocktails

A wall made of stones fitted together without mortar

A wine or drink that is not sweet and is only slightly dry

A small battery with a moist paste inside that gives power to devices like a flashlight

A small source of electricity used in devices like radios or flashlights that has no liquid

A dry stream bed that fills with water quickly after heavy rain in a desert

To keep your feet or shoes dry when crossing wet ground

Powder made from milk with no fat that you mix with water

A brush with stiff hairs used on dry skin to remove dead skin and help blood flow

A glass plate with a light-sensitive coating used by early photographers

Dry enough that it does not give off water when left in the air

A portable structure that sinks so a ship can enter and then lifts it out for repair

Dead skin and flesh that become dry and dark when blood flow stops, often in a toe or foot

A heated oven that removes water from wood for building or furniture

A unit for measuring how much space dry goods like grain or fruit take

A steel needle used to engrave a copper plate directly without acid

A clear, bright light that makes sharp shadows and shows details without glare

A tool with a dry soft head used to remove dust from floors without water

Severe pain in the empty hole after a tooth is removed when the blood clot falls out

A way to make photographs on glass plates with a thin light-sensitive layer

An attack in which someone hides and kills another person by surprise in a lonely place

Building stone walls by fitting stones together without mortar

A woman who cares for a baby but does not breastfeed it

A US unit for measuring dry food and goods equal to about 550 millilitres

A print made by scratching a metal plate with a hard needle to make dark, soft lines

A US measure for dry goods equal to two dry pints, about 1.1 liters

A way of building walls by laying stones together without mortar

A unit for measuring dry goods like grain or fruit

Fixing flat wall panels to make inside walls and ceilings

A device that measures air temperature with a dry bulb

A small insect that lives in and eats dry wood not touching the ground

A unit used in the United States to measure dry things like grain