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The researchers said the skin dries out and retracts after death, giving the appearance of longer hair or nails.

The statistics suggest that the Eastern United States may be getting wetter as the arid West dries out further.

As a blood clot on a surface injury dries out it forms a protective scab over the wound allowing new skin to grow underneath.

Drought risk also increases with warming: even where rainfall does not decline, increased evaporation dries out the soils.

Tide pools are an obvious concentrating mechanism, because as a tide pool dries out, everything in it gets more concentrated.

When the beetle dries out its exoskeleton, the light no longer bounces off evenly, foiling the shiny, golden, mirror like effect.

Continue adding water to the tray whenever it dries out, to keep the soil moist.

The fluid secretion usually dries out and hardens into a material that can be worked.

A more of the world dries out and deserts expand, wind may pick up more dust into the atmosphere.

The soil steadily dries out until the onset of the autumn rains.

If the towel dries out, rewet it, and if it becomes loaded with wax, grab another one.

Heat dries out the air, which, in turn, dries out your eyes.

Maintenance is considerable: soil dries out faster in containers than at grade.

But it also dries out the skin, making it more porous and sensitive.

Moist: Licking your lips may appear sexy, but in reality, licking dries out lips.

The plants bloom and then die in the fall as the ground dries out.

It is the first rule of Hollywood that every good idea must eventually be milked until it dries out.

When dries out test riding time along the way were many people laughing.

And once nail polish dries out there's not much that can be done to save it.