superdry
superdry adjective: extremely dry.
Adjective
superdry (comparative more superdry, superlative most superdry)
- Extremely dry.
- Most of the game can still find enough old grass to subsist. But the superdry food and the lack of vitamins cause constipation, and the affected animals are soon so weakened that, after a last visit to a water hole, they will remain there, to wait in the insignificant shade of a gray tamarisk bush...1960 March, Henno Martin, “A Year of the Namib”, in Natural History, volume LXIX, page 61
- She tried to find her voice, which was hiding somewhere inside her superdry throat.2000, Francine Pascal, On My Own (Sweet Valley High Senior Year), Bantam Books, →ISBN, page 135
Forms of superdry
| comparative | more superdry |
|---|---|
| superlative | most superdry |
| alternative form | super-dry |
Origin of superdry
From super- + dry.
Questions about superdry
- What does superdry mean?
- Superdry means extremely dry.
- What part of speech is superdry?
- Superdry is an adjective.
Words near superdry in the dictionary
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