Dry

drl, adj. free from moisture deficient in moisture without sap not green not giving milk thirsty uninteresting frigid, precise. adv Dryly or Drily n. Dry'ne . [A.S. dryge Dut droog, cf. Ger. trockcn Dry, drl, v t to lree from water or moisture to exhaust. v.i. to become dry to become free from juice to evjporate entirely '.—pr.p. drying pa p dried — Dri'er. Dryad, drl'ad, «. Greek myth.) a nymph of the woods [Gr drytuies, pi., from drys a tree Dry-goods, drl'-goodz, n pi. drapery, . as distinguished from groceries. Dry-nurse, dri'-nurs, n a nurse who feeds a child without milk from the breast.