Meaning of dry

Dry

Common

adj

•

from or

.

•

In Petrochemistry:

Unable to

a

, as water, (petrochemistry)

, or (farming)

.

•

In Masonry:

without or

.

•

In Chemistry:

:

from or

water in any

,

the

of other

.

•

,

.

•

from or

or

.

•

In Law:

an

where

of

or

are

.

•

In Wine:

from or

or

in

;

;

.

•

from or

or

without

.

,

.

or

.

•

In Aviation:

Not using

or

water injection

for

.

⚠️

In Sciences:

work with

or

.

•

from

.

•

Without a

or

;

.

•

Of a

from an

: not

the

.

•

In Christianity:

Of a

,

, or

:

neither

nor

.

noun

•

The process by which something is

.

•

In American English:

A

(of

).

•

In Australian English:

The

.

•

In Australian English:

An

of

.

•

In British English & UK politics:

A

or

;

, one who

upported the

of

in the 1980s.

verb

•

To

.

•

To

from.

•

To be

.

•

To

; to

to

.

•

For an

to

his or her

while

.

phrase

•

In Software engineering:

of

yourself (“software development

”).

name

•

A

.

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dry

English

drye

Middle English (1100-1500)

drygan

Old English (ca. 450-1100)

dryge

Old English (ca. 450-1100)

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