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dried

[drahyd] / draɪd /
ADJECTIVE
drained
Synonyms


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Ever since the city built a new marina on the north side of the lake, people stopped coming down here, and business dried up.

From Literature

But it was all Clare could do to hide his patchy fur, his ear shriveled up like a dried mushroom, his missing left eye.

From Literature

“I love the majesty and structure of the white sage,” he says, pointing out the dried branches he leaves for the birds.

From Los Angeles Times

Volume has dried up as shoppers trade down to store brands or reach for a GLP-1 prescription instead of a snack.

From The Wall Street Journal

Subprime, by fueling a massive loosening of credit, became a key driver of housing, and when subprime lending dried up, that killed the housing market and the broader economy.

From The Wall Street Journal