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dried-up
[ drahyd-uhp ]
adjective
- depleted of water or moisture; gone dry:
a dried-up water hole.
- shriveled with age; wizened:
a dried-up old mule skinner.
Word History and Origins
Origin of dried-up1
Example Sentences
Just outside her house, a large patch of dried-up shower gel marks the spot where one of the residents bathed earlier, in the open, with privacy provided only by the darkness before sunrise.
She cited a decline in advertising, dried-up investment reserves, digital monetization issues “and overall cost increases that have not kept pace with revenue.”
Ingenuity remains in contact with its companion, the Perseverance rover, which has been exploring a dried-up riverbed for signs of extinct Martian life.
When the team analysed the dried-up powder, they found it contained hematite, "giving the paste a deep red colour".
At 112-5, England were in danger of being overwhelmed on a pitch that resembled a dried-up riverbed.
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