bone-dry

And you know, his son was mesmerized, because he would dunk it in the water, he would take it out and it was bone dry.

In a little over a year, the Venezuelan church went from almost fully submerged (pictured in January 2009) to bone dry (February 21, 2010).

U. S. geologists say they may have found the answer -- or at least an important clue -- in a bone- dry desert in Egypt , of all places .

In bone-dry Dubai, luxury hotels like the Burj - al - Arab prove that water's no problem when money's no object.

Seeking fresh frontiers to colonize, the giant spiders long ago adapted to a land of bone-dry winds and scorching sun.

The colon was ablaze, like a bone-dry bale of hay soaked in gasoline and then set afire.

Section of compact ground bone - dry and unstained - showing cross - cuts of Haversian systems.

Such estimates are hard to reconcile with the new chlorine work suggesting a bone-dry moon.

The coating surface must not have the fat, the dust dirty and the loose material, the newly built wall needs fully bone dry.

And sure enough, when I checked, I found that two of the camellias were bone dry.

The rover's photographs showed only dust and sand and bone-dry volcanic lava rocks.

I hung my wet swimsuit on the balcony and twenty minutes later is was bone dry.

Above: The bone-dry Three Graces Fountain stands in the pavilion in front of the mall.

In the 2009 image, the salt lake appears bone-dry, filled with off-white sediment.

So you're either bone dry on one fight or drowning in mana on another, totally depending on raid damage.

In fact, where there were river beds it is just bone dry.

The place we live in is absolutely bone-dry.

eg: Make sure your hair is bone dry before you go out into the cold weather.

A bone-dry summer last year was followed by a winter of unusually high wind, low temperatures and heavy snow cover.

Has the ability to produce wines that range from bone dry to super sweet