Drier is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DRIER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an apparatus for drying, also DRYER
• a machine or device for drying something, especially the hair or laundry
• a substance mixed with oil paint or ink to promote drying.
• One who, or that which, dries; that which may expel or absorb moisture; a desiccative; as, the sun and a northwesterly wind are great driers of the earth.
• Drying oil; a substance mingled with the oil used in oil painting to make it dry quickly.
• a substance that promotes drying (e.g., calcium oxide absorbs water and is used to remove moisture)
• an appliance that removes moisture
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that dries

Words related to DRIER

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How to use DRIER in a sentence

• A temperature which would have been agreeable in a drier climate, bit to the bone in the mist-haunted valleys of that mountain region.
• The older and drier the onion, the stronger will be its flavour.
• The air out here was clear of scent of fruit and hay, and it bore a drier odor, not so sweet.
• The exciting lessons were intended to be judiciously blended with the drier, yet necessary, studies.
• The well of my eloquence was running drier and drier, and yet no sound outside! I wondered how long they would stand it and how long I could stand it.
• A cry from Ethel Blue brought the others to a drier part of the field at a distance from the brook.
• With the same lapse of years, his style grew drier and more abstract, but it did not alter in quality or depart from its ideal.
• The drier railings caught, the deck floors, the sides of the cabin.
• After he was through he cleansed his boots on a wisp of grass and set off at a good pace, for the ground past the pool began to rise, and the lane was consequently drier.
• The second story is arranged like the first, and serves as a drier.
• The region was altogether hotter and drier than is usual in the same latitude.
• There had been a mist in the low-lying country through which they had come, and the flying dust of the higher, drier parts of the road had caked on their faces.
• The nature of his subject is drier than that of the civil historian.
• When afterwards weighed at Landivisiau, they had lost eighty-four pounds on being carried into a drier air.
• But the Emperor desired to do all things in order, and he waited until the ground should be drier and harder, so that his artillery could manoeuvre.
• Out on the prairie the trail grew a bit drier, for which they were thankful.
• You must have a drier climate, and, preferably, a higher altitude.
• Being out of town, the drier portions were converted into an American Tyburn, and here the murderer Johnson was hanged.
• The summer grew drier and hotter, it was a period of drought again and the little children gasped through the sweating nights.
• The trees, on the higher and drier land, were first cut down, and many of them burnt on the land.
• He preached, and he suffered drier men to preach, while in his jest he now and then wrote what he seems to have been unwilling to acknowledge.
• His heart was warm, and his clothes were getting drier.
• In the clear night, it had become still drier and easily yielded to their steps.
• The longer they chewed on the food the bigger and drier it got in their mouths.
• Then Greg and Tom were helped into the drier quarters.
• The rivers of the north coast have a decided advantage over those of the south coast, where the climate is drier and the rains less frequent.
• Few objects in nature are drier than an Italian river, during those months when the sun has most influence.
• He was tired of working so constantly up to the knees in water, and aspired to a drier and more elevated workshop.
• The features are the same, the drier woods crowning the ridges.
• The soil is productive enough, but the labour of clearing the drier spots is excessive.
• Indeed, after maintaining something of that standard of excellence in a few works, he was now gliding into a more scientific, drier manner.
• At thirty-two minutes from the beginning the steam suddenly became drier, like that close to the spout of a kettle, or close to the whistle of an engine.

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