Dry
21dry — agg.inv. ES ingl. {{wmetafile0}} di liquore, secco: vermouth dry, gin dry {{line}} {{/line}} DATA: 1892 …
22Dry|ad — or Dry|ad «DRY uhd, ad», noun, plural ads, a|des « uh deez». Greek Mythology. a nymph that lives in a tree; wood nymph; hamadryad: »Knock at the rough rind of this ilex tree, and summon forth the Dryad! (Hawthorne). ╂[< Latin Dryas, adis …
23dry|ad — or Dry|ad «DRY uhd, ad», noun, plural ads, a|des « uh deez». Greek Mythology. a nymph that lives in a tree; wood nymph; hamadryad: »Knock at the rough rind of this ilex tree, and summon forth the Dryad! (Hawthorne). ╂[< Latin Dryas, adis …
24dry|ly — «DRY lee», adverb. in a dry manner or state: »He spoke little and dryly. Mr. Thompson said dryly that he was not offended, but what about the Premier (New York Times Magazine). Also, drily …
25dry — [drai] <aus engl. dry »trocken«>: 1. herb, trocken (von [Schaum]weinen u. anderen alkohol. Getränken). 2. in den USA verwendeter Vorsatz vor den Hohlmaßen ↑Barrel, ↑Pint u. ↑Quart, wenn diese als Hohlmaß für Trockensubstanzen verwendet… …
26dry|ad|ic — «dry AD ihk», adjective. of or having to do with dryads …
27dry|er — «DRY uhr», noun. 1. a device or machine that removes water, especially by heat or air: »a clothes dryer. 2. = drier (def. 3). (Cf. ↑drier) …
28Dry|o|pe — «DRY uh pee», noun. Greek Mythology. a Thessalian princess beloved by Apollo and changed into a poplar by the hamadryads …
29dryȝe — obs. form of dree, dry …
30Dry — (engl., spr. drai, »trocken«); vom Wein: starken, herben Geschmackes; s. Madeirawein …
