dried

[draɪd]

Definition:
1. Not still wet.
2. Preserved by removing natural moisture.

Use 'dried' in a sentence:

1. The washing has dried in the wind.
2. It's sweet like dried longan.
3. I dried my hair in the sun.
4. The spring dried up long ago.
5. We use dried tea leaves to make tea.
6. The two wells have dried up.
7. Should the hair be blow dried or air dried?
8. I want my hair dried.
9. Toast the dried chiles in a hot pan until they start to singe.
10. Thousands of lakes have dried up.
11. The woman carried a bouquet of dried violets.
12. The dried herb is obtainable from health shops.
13. The roads dried quickly in the sunshine.
14. Please have my hair dried.
15. Shaped and dried dough made from flour and water and sometimes egg.
16. It is almost dried up.
17. Our clothes soon dried out.
18. The dried grapes are allowed to ferment until there is no sugar left and the wine is dry.
19. The clothes dried quickly outside.