Arid is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ARID in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• very dry
• (of land or a climate) having little or no rain; too dry or barren to support vegetation
• lacking in interest, excitement, or meaning
• parched, dry
• Exhausted of moisture; parched with heat; dry; barren.
• lacking sufficient water or rainfall
• lacking vitality or spirit; lifeless
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• extremely dry

Words related to ARID

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How to use ARID in a sentence

• Worse than this, the bursting into bloom of seeds of selfish recklessness in himself was what had turned the garden of their life into an arid waste.
• It was an arid eminence of the pebble and erratic block era, bearing small gray pines and shrubbery.
• We thank him for this small sprinkling of correct opinion upon this arid waste of public feeling.
• They crossed the higher ridge to huddle about a sink that might have made them remember the dry drinking holes of their arid home plains.
• I cleared my ski before breakfast arid found more on afterwards.
• There was much good land in the valley through which this watercourse wound, but all was barren and arid.
• They are at their best in the arid mountains of Arizona, and the species is very important as furnishing a food supply for the Indians.
• The very idea of boats in that arid spot seemed absurdly out of place.
• They circled round arid round and lit in a confused mass on the narrow beach.
• They were well aware of the obstacles to be encountered in the arid, western portion of the state, and magnified every possibility into a stern reality.
• From early youth his pleasure was to pass the night out on the mountain, now watching the stars, now contemplating the arid, desolate sides of Vesuvius.
• As to the interior of the island, its general aspect was this, very woody throughout the southern part from the mountain to the shore, and arid and sandy in the northern part.
• We had just come out of the foothills, where the Brazos has its source, and before us lay the plains, dusty and arid.
• The country is an arid one and unless wealth should appear in the shape of mines, the country can never be inhabited.
• This was perhaps the strongest contrast to the arid desert that we had seen.
• I have since slept many a time in the saddle, but in crossing that arid belt the one consuming desire to reach the water ahead benumbed every sense save watchfulness.
• Four fresh mules had been harnessed in for the night, and striking a free gait, we put twenty miles of that arid stretch behind us before the moon rose.
• It traverses the country of the negroes, and the country on its northern banks is admirable, while that on its southern banks is sandy and arid.
• Several spots have been found in the arid belt where this method is successful.
• She could not so quickly make herself hope, she who had journeyed so far into the arid country of despair.

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