dry ice (i.e. frozen CO2)
clean; neat; neat and tidy; complete; total
to cry out loud without tears
to cry out loud without tears
cheers (proposing a toast); bottom up; to drink a toast; Let's drink
dried fruit; dry fruits (nuts etc)
to dry clean; dry cleaning
dry and rough (skin); hoarse (voice); dry and heavy (style)
to stir-fry with oil only (no addition of water)
dry; to dry (of weather, paint, cement etc)
dry and clean; clear and fresh
wizened; skinny and shriveled
dried out; wizened; shriveled
to give a hollow laugh; to force a smile; forced laugh
to wait in vain; to sit around waiting
rations (to take on expedition)
straightforward; clear-cut; blunt (e.g. statement); you might as well; simply
(of dry soil, skin etc) to crack; to chap
dry goods; dried fruit, nuts etc
to dry out; to dry completely
to carbonize; dry distillation; carbonization
(nominally) adopted son; godson
(nominally) adopted daughter; goddaughter
dry; parched; dull; insipid
rammed earth; adobe house
dry eye; xerophthalmia (drying of the tear glands, often due to lack of vitamin A)
clean and efficient; neat and tidy
squeaky clean; neat and tidy; efficient
(of speech or actions) direct and efficient; without fooling around
fried beans, Sichuan style
dry-fried potato slices (Chinese dish)
to have the full responsibility of a job; allocated task
to dry over a fire; to roast
to air-dry; to season (timber etc); air-dried; air-drying
a system of payment partly in kind and partly in cash
(coll.) to be incompetent; useless; good-for-nothing
dried beef; jerky; charqui
alcoholic spirit; strong white rice wine
xeropthalmia (medicine); dry eye syndrome
unclean; filthy; foul-mouthed
sandwich cookie; (jocularly) sb who is caught between two opposing parties; sb who is between the hammer and the anvil
thieving; light-fingered; prone to stealing