- - Very, very dry
- - Nearly all drain off, so it's dry
- - Barren, dry
- - Help, when rain's come through, to get dry
- - Dry, parched (land)
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- - Dry? Heated dry, roughly
- - They dread running dry
- - They dread becoming dry
- - Dry out! Heated? Dry out!
- - Dry day — ready with the liquid
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- - could be five hundred on the street or a thousand, stirring things up in very dry place
- - strong wind in the desert
- - Howler affecting visibility in a way in hospital bedroom
- - Scene shifter in the Sahara theatre.
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- - What on sparkling wine indicates "very dry"?
- - A worm on a fishhook, for example
- - Worms on a hook used for fishing
- - Worm on a fishing rod
- - Worm on a fisherman's hook?
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- - word used to describe delicate or intricate workmanship, very thin thread, clear and dry weather or gold/silver containing a specified high proportion of pure metal
- - Cost of a parking ticket
- - For top quality, make a person pay
- - Opposite of 'thick'
- - Excellent; delicate
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- - Very dry, to sommeliers
- - Of champagne, extremely dry
- - dry bachelor joins stag looking for mates
- - "dry," on a label
- - Last killer leaving America dry
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- - very large drink - dry liqueur
- - Spelt and rice stewed in orange liqueur
- - Drink repercussions disheartened sleuth must accept
- - clips tree, drunk - liqueur
- - lets price change for liqueur
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