- - Average church has to dry out
- - Toast under dry heat
- - Completely dry out
- - Dry up, sear
- - Dry out half of parchments
- - Make completely dry
- - Make hot and very dry
- - Dry out, as earth
- - Make extremely dry
- - Under pressure pollarded conifer gets to dry out
- - Make overly dry
- - Make dry-throated
- - Get really dry
- - Make very dry
- - Dry up with heat
- - Make dry
- - Make hot and dry
- - Dry or toast
- - Burn dry.
- - Shrivel and dry up
- - Become dry
- - Dry up
- - Dry out
- - Dry
- - Dry out soft part of the foot
- - cause to be thirsty
- - Desicate
- - Leave thirsty
- - Shrivel from the heat
- - Deprive of water
- - Make thirsty
- - Dehydrate
- - Cause thirst in
- - Bake in the sun, say
- - Opposite of "wet"
- - Exsiccate
- - Cause to wither
- - Fail to water
- - Torrefy
- - Get droughty
- - Roast slightly
- - Roast, as corn kernels.
- - Make very thirsty
- - Desiccate
- - Shrivel with heat
- - Roast
- - Scorch
- - Shrivel
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