Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Definition for Dry
dry, v. [see dry, adj.]
Phrase. “Go dry”: evaporate; be empty; lose all water content; [fig.] disappear; vanish; die; become lifeless; (see Job 15:30).
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dry, v. [see dry, adj.]
Phrase. “Go dry”: evaporate; be empty; lose all water content; [fig.] disappear; vanish; die; become lifeless; (see Job 15:30).
Return to page 57 of the letter “d”.