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bone-dry

My feet were still bone dry at the end of the second day.

The program budget for the year was exhausted, bone dry.

The paper was bone dry and crisp, but the writing had gone.

She tried to swallow, but her mouth had gone bone dry.

The president's reservoir of credibility on Iraq is bone dry.

The younger girl's mouth was bone dry and she could only nod.

"Plants must not stay bone dry for any length of time," she added.

The wood was bone dry, and it only took a few minutes for a good blaze to get started.

But every wash we've crossed the past ten days has been bone dry.

Joan, we'll polish each other bone dry before we go to bed.

When I got home, the rain gage was bone dry.

She licked her lips, since they suddenly felt bone dry.

It was bone dry and barely saved by a brown sauce.

The Dolphins lost their composure when the field was bone dry.

Care to help some bone dry travellers find a cool place to rest?

The air was bone dry, but at least the wind wasn't cutting his skin down here.

She darted over to each plant in turn; the soil was bone dry.

Why did the well water all evaporate in a night, and leave the dead man's bones dry as dust?

It hadn't even been raining; the road was bone dry.

The tents were pitched near a small creek, bone dry in the summer heat.

My collection devices are bone dry and flutter in the wind.

The pool is bone dry- likely hasn't been filled for centuries.

Watering floods the top, while the bottom stays bone dry.

Keeping the affected area clean and bone dry helps to clear the infection.

But it's bone dry now, so what's the difference?