dried

IPA: drˈaɪd

Without water or moisture, said of something that has previously been wet or moist; resulting from the process of drying.
Usually of foods: cured, preserved by drying.
Sold raw and unprocessed.

Examples of "dried" in Sentences

Prunes are dried plums.
Dried grapes are rasins.
The cloth is dried in the sun.
He cleaned the welt and dried it.
The detoxified mixture is then dried.
The dried ripe fruit is a mild laxative.
The company operates, the largest dried fruit plant in the world.
The faded colors of dried fruit bodies tend to revive when moistened.
Â After the stain dried, I scratched it away using scratchboard tools.
The ripe, dried fruit is also the source of the loofah or plant sponge.
Rubbing then removes what remains of the fruit, and the naked seed is dried.
Around Moscow, fires smoldered unchecked in dried out peat bogs, filling the capital with woodsmoke.
As long as they're not allergic to nuts, instead of the cookies try 10 raw almonds or walnuts and mix in dried fruits.
Perhaps that is because the term dried plum juice is a contradiction in terms too grotesque for even the federal government.
With skin dried to look like parchment, Karloff's Imhotep is a nightmare vision of sexual desire that persists even as the body decays.
Red-bearded it was, and red-haired, but even in dried death there was an ironness of feature and a massive brow that hinted to him of mastery of secrets beyond his ken.
A clot of coagulated blood, as large as a man's hand, lay in the left side, [36] whilst Farijalapointed to the state of the lungs, which they describe as dried up, and covered with black and white patches.