dry out
Verb
Meaning
remove the moisture from and make dry
become dry or drier
become empty of water
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dry clothes
dry hair
The laundry dries in the sun
The river runs dry in the summer
Around 1552–1553, they obtained temporary permission to erect storage sheds onshore, in order to dry out goods drenched by sea water; Fung, 7. they soon built rudimentary stone houses around the area now called Nam Van.
A pipe cleaner can be used to dry out the bowl and, wetted with alcohol, the inner channel.