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- adjective Quite
dry , relativelydry .
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Examples
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The next best is a classic genoise, which even in the most skilled hands is a little dryish, which is why it's often drenched (happily) in rum.
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But since they are not as easy to find everywhere, any dryish winter squash will work as a substitute (butternut, red kuri, hubbard are my favorites).
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I filled the hole up with dirt again and put my pussywillow in it. then I used the hose to make a dryish mud all around the plant.
The Stream of Concious-ness – The journal of a twelve year old boy - The Retroist 2010
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Meanwhile I combine butter and the rest of the flour, and stir in egg, sugar and spices until it comes together into a dryish mixture – at which point I add my quietly bubbling sponge, and a little water, until I have "a very soft dough".
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It's a dryish novel, its emotions examined more than displayed.
Ragtime deliasherman 2010
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I like Ken's method best – the others seem to give large, dryish flakes of egg, which remain quite separate from the rice, while his rice is richly golden all the way through.
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Now Usal can be a dryish stir fry made with beans or a liquid curry.
Archive 2008-05-01 Anjali 2008
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It felt dryish to be rolled into ladus but to my surprise they held shape really well.
Archive 2008-11-01 Anjali 2008
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Now Usal can be a dryish stir fry made with beans or a liquid curry.
Matkichi Usal Anjali 2008
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Some may find the combo dryish so have your tea or coffee along with it.
Archive 2008-10-01 Anjali 2008
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