Dry
The adjective dry denotes:
Dehydration:
- as a physical property the absence of liquid or a liquid phase, see dryness
- anhydrous solvents, see absolute values
- a climatic period of long drought, see drought and dry line
- the absence of fat and cooking oil when roasting food
- the lack of lubricants and lubricants
Medicine:
- Colloquially an alcoholic who refrains from alcohol permanently, see Alcohol Disease #Abstinence
- in cynology, a skin with little fat that shows the muscles well, see list of cynological terms #T
- Lack of lubrication in medicine
Additional:
- For wine, a flavor with a low sugar content, see flavor information (wine)
- the personality trait of being sober, objective, aloof
- a certain type of humor, see dry humor
- the control of small children over micturition and defecation (conscious, intentional and controlled weaning of faeces and urine, avoidance of wetting and defecating) in the course of physical development.
- in acoustics, the classification of the reverberation time of a room intended for a musical performance as low or very low.
See also:
Wiktionary: dry - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations
- List of all Wikipedia articles whose title begins with dry
- List of all Wikipedia articles whose title contains dry
- dryer
- Drying
- humidity
