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I. dry [Brit drʌɪ, Am draɪ] N Brit POL

dry

II. dry [Brit drʌɪ, Am draɪ] ADJ

1. dry (not wet or moist):

dry clothing, ground, hair, hand, paint, crackle, rustle
dry skin, hair, throat, mouth, cough
dry riverbed, well
to run dry river, funds, supplies:
dry bread
to be or feel dry (thirsty) person:
to keep sth dry
to keep (oneself) dry
to get dry
to get sth dry
to wipe sth dry
on dry land

2. dry (not rainy):

dry weather, climate, season, month, heat
dry day, spell

3. dry (not sweet):

dry wine, sherry etc

4. dry inv:

dry (ironic) wit, person, remark
dry (cold) person, remark

5. dry (dull):

dry book, reading, subject matter

6. dry (forbidding alcohol):

dry state, country

7. dry Brit POL:

dry view, minister
a dry Tory

III. dry [Brit drʌɪ, Am draɪ] VB trans

dry clothes, washing
dry fruit, meat, flowers
to dry sb's hair

IV. dry [Brit drʌɪ, Am draɪ] VB intr

dry sheet, clothes, hair, paint, blood, concrete:

dry

V. to dry oneself VB refl

to dry oneself refl:

VI. dry [Brit drʌɪ, Am draɪ]

(as) dry as a bone
(as) dry as dust

dry slope, dry ski slope N

dry slope

I. blow-dry [Brit ˈbləʊdrʌɪ, Am ˈbloʊdraɪ] N

blow-dry
a cut and blow-dry

II. blow-dry [Brit ˈbləʊdrʌɪ, Am ˈbloʊdraɪ] VB trans

to blow-dry sb's hair

bone dry ADJ

bone dry

tumble-dry [Brit tʌmb(ə)lˈdrʌɪ, Am ˈtəmbəlˌdraɪ] VB trans

tumble-dry

I. drip-dry [Brit ˌdrɪpˈdrʌɪ, Am ˈdrɪp ˈˌdraɪ] ADJ

drip-dry

II. drip-dry [Brit ˌdrɪpˈdrʌɪ, Am ˈdrɪp ˈˌdraɪ] VB trans

I. dry off VB [Brit drʌɪ -, Am draɪ -] (dry off)

dry off material, object:
dry off person:

II. dry off VB [Brit drʌɪ -, Am draɪ -] (dry off [sb/sth], dry [sb/sth] off)

dry off person, object:

dry off

I. dry out VB [Brit drʌɪ -, Am draɪ -] (dry out)

1. dry out lit wood, walls, clay, soil:

dry out

2. dry out inf alcoholic:

dry out

II. dry out VB [Brit drʌɪ -, Am draɪ -] (dry out [sth/sb], dry [sth/sb] out)

1. dry out lit:

dry out wood, clay
dry out sun: skin, earth

2. dry out inf alcoholic:

dry out

dry-clean [Brit ˌdrʌɪˈkliːn, Am ˈdraɪˌklin] VB trans

dry-clean
to have sth dry-cleaned
‘dry-clean only’

dry-cleaner N

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I. dry <-ier, -iest [or -er, est]> [draɪ] ADJ

1. dry (not wet):

dry
to go/boil dry

2. dry (having no butter):

dry toast

3. dry (with soft drinks):

dry
dry bar

4. dry (not sweet):

dry sherry, martini
dry champagne

5. dry pej (uninteresting):

dry

6. dry (sarcastic):

dry

Phrases:

to bleed sb dry
to be (as) dry as a bone inf
to be in dry dock
to run dry

II. dry <dries [or -s]> [draɪ] N Aus (dried season)

dry

III. dry <-ie-> [draɪ] VB trans

dry
dry skin
dry the dishes
dry clothes

IV. dry <-ie-> [draɪ] VB intr

dry
dry skin
to put sth out to dry

dry cleaner's N no pl

medium-dry ADJ

medium-dry
demi-sec inv

dry-shod ADJ ADV

dry-shod

dry out VB intr

1. dry out (make dry):

dry out
dry out skin

2. dry out inf (overcome alcoholism):

dry out

I. dry up VB intr

1. dry up (become dry):

dry up

2. dry up (dry the dishes):

dry up

3. dry up (run out):

dry up source
dry up goods

4. dry up inf (become silent):

dry up

II. dry up VB trans

dry up

dry goods N pl

1. dry goods Brit (non-liquid food):

dry goods

2. dry goods Am FASHION:

dry goods

I. drip-dry <-ie-> VB intr

drip-dry
drip-dry on labels

II. drip-dry ADJ

drip-dry

dry ice N

dry ice

spin-dry VB trans

spin-dry
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I. dry <-ier, -iest [or -er, est]> [draɪ] ADJ

1. dry (not wet):

dry
to go dry

2. dry METEO:

dry climate
dry climate

3. dry (not moist):

dry skin

4. dry (missing water):

dry river, riverbed

5. dry (not sweet):

dry sherry, martini
dry champagne

6. dry (without fat):

dry toast

7. dry (sarcastic):

dry

8. dry pej (uninteresting):

dry

9. dry (without alcohol):

dry
dry bar
dry county

Phrases:

to bleed sb dry
to be (as) dry as a bone inf
to run dry

II. dry <-ie-> [draɪ] VB trans

dry
dry skin
dry the dishes
dry clothes

III. dry <-ie-> [draɪ] VB intr

dry
dry skin
to put sth out to dry

I. blow-dry [ˈbloʊ·ˌdraɪ] VB trans

to blow-dry sb's hair

II. blow-dry [ˈbloʊ·ˌdraɪ] N

blow-dry

I. drip-dry <-ie-> VB intr

drip-dry
drip-dry on labels

II. drip-dry ADJ

drip-dry

I. dry up VB intr

1. dry up (become dry):

dry up lake
dry up river

2. dry up (run out):

dry up source
dry up goods

II. dry up VB trans

dry up

dry-clean VB trans

dry-clean

I. dry out VB intr

1. dry out (become dry):

dry out
dry out skin

2. dry out inf (overcome alcoholism, drugs):

dry out

II. dry out VB trans

1. dry out (make dry):

dry out

2. dry out inf (make overcome alcoholism, drugs):

dry out

dry cleaner's N

dry cleaning N

dry goods N pl FASHION

dry goods

dry ice N

dry ice
Present
Idry
youdry
he/she/itdries
wedry
youdry
theydry
Past
Idried
youdried
he/she/itdried
wedried
youdried
theydried
Present Perfect
Ihavedried
youhavedried
he/she/ithasdried
wehavedried
youhavedried
theyhavedried
Past Perfect
Ihaddried
youhaddried
he/she/ithaddried
wehaddried
youhaddried
theyhaddried