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10 Language-to-English DictionariesDrupaceous Fruit
A type of fruit characterized by a fleshy outer layer surrounding a single hard stone or pit containing the seed.
Drupelet
A small, individual drupe that, together with others, makes up an aggregate fruit such as a raspberry or blackberry.
Druplet
A small, individual drupe or stone fruit that forms part of an aggregate fruit such as a blackberry or raspberry.
Dry
Free from moisture or liquid; not wet.
Dry Scalp
A condition characterized by the scalp being excessively dry, often leading to flaking and irritation.
Dry well
An excavation or structured pit filled with gravel or rubble, designed to collect excess stormwater or runoff and allow it to percolate slowly into the surrounding soil.
Dry wit
A form of understated, ironic humor delivered with an impassive or serious facial expression.
Dryer
A machine or appliance used for drying clothes or other items.
Drying
The process of removing moisture from something.
Dryland
Land that is not covered by water and is typically characterized by a lack of moisture.
Dryland-training
Conditioning and physical exercise performed on land by athletes whose primary sport takes place in water or snow, such as swimmers, divers, or skiers.
Dryness
The quality or state of being dry.
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