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wind-dry

wind-dry verb: to subject to a process of using wind in order to dry something.

Verb

wind-dry (third-person singular simple present wind-dries, present participle wind-drying, simple past and past participle wind-dried)

  1. (transitive) To subject to a process of using wind in order to dry something.

Forms of wind-dry

third-person singular presentwind-dries
present participlewind-drying
past participlewind-dried
pastwind-dried

Questions about wind-dry

What does wind-dry mean?
Wind-dry means to subject to a process of using wind in order to dry something.
What part of speech is wind-dry?
Wind-dry is a verb.
What is the past tense of wind-dry?
The past tense of wind-dry is wind-dried.

Words near wind-dry in the dictionary

  1. wind-cloud
  2. wind-clouds
  3. wind-dried
  4. wind-dries
  5. wind-driven
  6. wind-dry
  7. wind-drying
  8. wind-egg
  9. wind-eggs
  10. wind-grass
  11. wind-grasses

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