dry
n.n. not wet or not covered in liquid. You use this to describe things like clothes after they wash or land that has no rain.
n. free from moisture or liquid; not wet. Often used to describe a lack of rainfall or the state of a surface after evaporation.
The clothes are finally dry after hanging outside.
The hikers were relieved to find a dry cave where they could wait for the storm to pass.
The region has experienced an unusually dry summer, leading to strict water conservation measures and a high risk of wildfires in the surrounding forests.
Commonly used with the verb 'to get' or 'to become'. When describing wine, it indicates a lack of sweetness.
I am dryI am thirstyIn many languages, the word for 'dry' is used to mean 'thirsty', but in English, 'I am dry' is very rare and usually informal or regional.