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dried up
dry; having run out of water. v
(en-pastdry up)
Usage examples of "dried up".
As soon as the razor touched the Emperor's sores and scars the infections dried up and the scars miraculously healed.
There must be no moisture in the stook, neither must it be dried up by wind or sun.
They continue growing all the winter and spring till May, when they begin to decay, and in June are entirely dried up.
And then, as though there were not enough evil, O-lan was again with child, and her milk dried up, and the frightened house was filled with the sound of a child continually crying for food.