WordNet
n. a voltaic battery consisting of two or more dry cells
Usage examples of "dry battery".
I brought out my torch from under my parka - it was always kept there as even a dry battery could freeze and give no light at all if the temperature fell low enough - and probed around in the darkness.
From it a wire ran under my coat, connecting with a small dry battery in a pocket.
In the Baghdad Museum you can see the parts of a dry battery which worked on the galvanic principle and generated electricity sixteen hundred years ago.
Instead of drinking wine he had one of his robots pour a dollop of electrolytic fluid into a dry battery.
Inside was a dry battery and a most peculiar instrument, something like a little flat telephone transmitter yet attached by wires to earpieces that fitted over the head after the manner of those of a wireless detector.
Inside was a dry battery and a most peculiar instrument, something like a little flat telephone transmitter, yet attached by wires to ear- pieces that fitted over the head after the manner of those of a wireless detector.
From a wire ran under my coat, connecting with a small dry battery in a pocket.
Well, a minute ago, I got to talking to her again, and dang me for a dry battery if she don’.
It needs only a small dry battery and can be carried around easily.