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- verb to
dry something until it isdamp .
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Examples
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When I was on sleep and exhaustion, they were on spin-around-the-crib, damp-dry, and fill.
The Ties That Bind...And Gag! Bombeck, Erma 1987
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When her hair was damp-dry, Sheila began running a comb through the sleek, honey-dark strands.
Touch the Wind Janet Dailey 1986
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When her hair was damp-dry, Sheila began running a comb through the sleek, honey-dark strands.
Touch the Wind Janet Dailey 1986
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It was already toweled damp-dry so it didn’t take her blow-dryer long to finish the job.
Leftover Love Janet Daily 1984
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It was already toweled damp-dry so it didn’t take her blow-dryer long to finish the job.
Leftover Love Janet Daily 1984
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It was already toweled damp-dry so it didn’t take her blow-dryer long to finish the job.
Leftover Love Janet Daily 1984
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It was already toweled damp-dry so it didn’t take her blow-dryer long to finish the job.
Leftover Love Janet Daily 1984
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