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rainy

adjective as in moist

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adjective as in precipitating

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Again, Landau points to previous research to explain why dry or rainy conditions might prime weeds to be less responsive to herbicides.

On a rainy November night Lindsay Rimer walked the short route from her home to a local shop to buy breakfast cereal.

From BBC

It was only taken out of idle curiosity one rainy winter’s day – but the shocking result of a DNA test was to force two women and their families to reassess everything they knew about themselves.

From BBC

“Toy Story of Terror” from 2013, originally produced at the corporate nexus of Disney, Pixar and ABC, offers a delightful meta take on horror tropes — rainy night, roadside motel, characters imprudently wandering off.

That sunny day, as Babb walked into the café, the rainy season had subsided and the earth was throbbing with the possibility of new crops and jobs for the workers.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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