Easy as in muzzle To dehydrate or lose moisture, often resulting in a state similar to mummification. Clear All
3 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Dry Up'
The tears in her eyes started to dry up as she gained control of her emotions.
After the long summer drought, the river began to dry up, causing concern for the local wildlife.
After hours of exposure to the scorching sun, the wet clothes on the line finally began to dry up, billowing in the warm breeze.
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