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dry (n.)
drier (n.)
sécheur, sécheuse, siccatif, sèche-cheveux, séchoir, sèche-linge, essoreuse, dessiccatif
air dry (adj.)
air-dry (adj.)
blow-dry (n.)
cut-and-dry (adj.)
dry battery (n.)
dry-bulb thermometer (n.)
dry-clean (v.)
nettoyer à sec (V+comp)
dry cleaner (n.)
dry cleaner's (n.)
dry cleaning (n.)
dry dock (n.)
dry gangrene (n.)
dry humor (n.) (American)
dry humour (n.) (British)
dry ice (n.)
dry land (n.)
dry masonry (n.)
dry measure (n.)
dry milk (n.)
dry mouth (n.)
dry mustard (n.)
dry out (v.)
dessécher (se+V), essuyer, sécher (V+comp), tourner à sec
dry out (v.) (colloquial)
dry rot (n.)
dry run (n.)
dry season (n.)
dry socket (n.)
dry unit (n.)
dry up
dry up (v.)
dessécher (se+V), essuyer, rester sec, sécher, se déshydrater
dry vermouth (n.)
dry wall (n.)
dry walling (n.)
dry wine (n.)
hang out to dry (v.)
high and dry
high and dry (adj.)
high-and-dry (adj.)
run dry (v.)
blow drier (n.)
clothes drier (n.)
hair drier (n.)
hair-drier (n.)
spin drier (n.)
spin-drier (n.)
tumble drier (n.)
tumble-drier (n.)
tumbler drier (n.)
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See also
dry (adj.)
↘ air, aridity, aridness, barrenness, dehydrate, desicate, desiccate, drought, drouth, dryness, dry out, dry up, freeze-dry, infertility, lyophilise, lyophilize, parch, peter, poorness, thanklessness, thirstiness ↗ caustic remark, irony, lampoon, sarcasm, satire ≠ damp, humid, lactating, moist, phlegmy, sweet, wet
dry (v. intr.)
↘ dehydration, drying ↗ parched, shriveled, withered
dry (v. trans.)
↘ airer, clotheshorse, siccative ≠ wet
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champagne (boisson)[Classe]
peu sucré (vin)[Classe]
cider; cyder — cidre[Classe]
champagne[DomaineDescription]
cidre[DomaineDescription]
dry, parched, shriveled, withered — sec[Similaire]
dry (adj.)
sober — sobre[Similaire]
dry (adj.)
dry (adj.)
alcoholic, strong — alcoolique, alcoolisé[Similaire]
dry (adj.)
dry (adj.)
dry (adj.)
dry (adj.)
plain — simple[Similaire]
dry (adj.)
plain — simple[Similaire]
dry (adj.)
unproductive — improductif[Similaire]
dry (adj.)
solid — solide[Similaire]
dry (adj.)
unexciting, unstimulating[Similaire]
dry (adj.)
dry; shriveled; parched; withered — sec (qui n'est pas imprégné de liquide)[ClasseHyper.]
qualificatif du bois[DomaineDescription]
qualificatif des fruits[DomaineDescription]
sweet — doux[Ant.]
dry (adj.)
dry-eyed, tearless[Similaire]
dry (adj.)
dry (adj.)
wet[Ant.]
dry (adj.)
dry (n.)
dry (v. intr.)
devenir sec[Classe]
dry (v. tr.)
faire sécher[Classe]
entretenir le linge (opérations diverses)[DomaineCollocation]
préparer la laine[DomainRegistre]
tabac[DomaineCollocation]
drier (n.)
drier (n.)
ustensile pour sécher[Classe]
ustensile de blanchisserie[ClasseParExt.]
drier (n.)
drier (n.)
desiccative — dessiccatif - siccative — siccatif[CeQuiEst~]
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