Another word for dry

dry
modif.
Having little or no moisture
arid, parched, waterless, dried up, evaporated, desiccated, juiceless, barren, dehydrated, anhydrous, drained, rainless, not irrigated, droughty, bare, thirsty, waterproof, rainproof, baked, hard, shriveled, desiccant, desert, dusty, sapless, unmoistened, sere, depleted, dry as dust, bone-dry*; see also sterile 2.
Thirsty
Lacking in interest
boring, uninteresting, tedious, flat; see dull 4.
Possessed of intellectual humor
satirical, subtle, sarcastic, cynical, sly, salty, ironic, wry, droll, humorous, restrained, sardonic, biting; see also funny 1, witty.
Having restrictions on alcoholic liquors
prohibitionist, prohibited, temperate, abstinent, abstemious, sober, restricted, having local option, bone-dry*, arid*, straight*, teetotal*.
dry suggests a lack or insufficiency of moisture, in either a favorable or unfavorable sense, and hence figuratively connotes a lack of life or spirit a dry climate, a dry river bed, a dry lecture; arid implies an abnormal, intense dryness, esp. with reference to a region or climate, and strongly implies barrenness or lifelessness an arid waste, arid prose
not dry behind the ears*immature, young, naive; see inexperienced, naive.
dry
v.
To become dry
lose moisture, dehydrate, evaporate, dry up, dry out, shrivel, wither, wilt, undergo evaporation; see also evaporate 1, wither.
To cause to become dry
wipe, drain, air-dry, dehydrate, freeze-dry, blot, sponge, towel, desiccate, exsiccate, parch, scorch, condense, concentrate, exhaust, torrefy; see also drain 1, empty 2.
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Another word for dry

Having little or no liquid or moisture:
anhydrous, arid, bone-dry, moistureless, sere, waterless. See dryHaving little or no precipitation:
arid, droughty, rainless, thirsty. See dryDisagreeable to the sense of hearing:
grating, harsh, hoarse, jarring, rasping, raspy, raucous, rough, scratchy, squawky, strident. See soundsNeeding or desiring drink:
parched, thirsty. (Archaic) athirst. See dryHaving a taste characteristic of that produced by acids:
acerb, acerbic, acetous, acid, acidulous, sour, tangy, tart1. See tasteWithout addition, decoration, or qualification:
bald, bare, plain, simple, unadorned, unvarnished. See plainWith little or no emotion or expression:
impassive, matter-of-fact, unemotional. See attitude, exciteLacking liveliness, charm, or surprise:
arid, aseptic, colorless, drab, dull, earthbound, flat, flavorless, lackluster, lifeless, lusterless, matter-of-fact, pedestrian, prosaic, spiritless, sterile, stodgy, unimaginative, uninspired. See exciteArousing no interest or curiosity:
boring, drear, dreary, dull, humdrum, irksome, monotonous, stuffy, tedious, tiresome, uninteresting, weariful, wearisome, weary. See excite
To make or become free of moisture.
Also used with out: dehydrate, desiccate, exsiccate, parch. See dryTo make or become physically hard:
cake, concrete, congeal, harden, indurate, petrify, set1, solidify. See solid
To make or become no longer fresh or shapely because of loss of moisture:
mummify, sear, shrivel, wither, wizen. See dryTo make or become no longer active or productive:
deplete, desiccate, give out, play out, run out. See continue
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dry. (n.d.). Retrieved January 31st, 2019, from https://thesaurus.yourdictionary.com/Dry