a laboratory container, usually glass, used for drying substances or keeping them free from moisture by placing a desiccant in the lower compartment below

desiccant; drying agent; a chemical substance used to absorb moisture and remove water from other materials

a machine used for drying or removing moisture, such as a clothes dryer, a dehydrator, or farm equipment for drying crops

A box-shaped device used to remove moisture from items or keep them dry, typically by using ventilation, heat, or desiccant material; dry box

dry eye syndrome; a medical condition involving dryness of the conjunctiva and cornea typically caused by a vitamin A deficiency

having difficulty in emptying the bowels; constipated

dry and tasteless; dull and uninteresting

Dried flowers or plants used for decoration and home improvement; these are treated to maintain their shape and color for a long period.

the freeze-drying method used in food preservation and chemistry