Dry labbing is when one claims to do research, but in reality just guessed the conclusion, or you copied the results of someone who actually did research and said they were your own. If you are dry labbing, you are cheating.
An application of the term that I have heard of that might be a bit different than what most people think of when they hear it is: in a fast food restaurant I work in, it is a terminable offense for an employee to make up temperatures of food stuffs eg. certain items need to be kept at 300 degrees, and you can get fired for just making up that number to avoid having to actually take the temperature of the food. Making up that number is called drylabbing
Its not toxic if you mean poison but it can cause skin damage and fatal if swallowed.
A peck is a unit of dry volume, used in dry measurement in the United States. A peck is equal to two dry gallons, eight dry quarts, or sixteen dry pints.
Conductors:silvercoppergoldaluminumironsteelbrassbronzemercurygraphitedirty waterconcreteInsulators:glassrubberoilasphaltporcelainceramicquartz(dry) cotton(dry) paper(dry) woodplasticairdiamondpure water
Wet rocks are WET and dry rocks are DRY :).
You will have some dry water sodium. Salty dry ice.
if something is dry it has no water in it
Very dry. Very, very dry.
dry thoroughy ''dry up''
dry (adjective) I dry/wipe dry (verb)
It just means very dry, dry as an old bone.
Semi dry means almost dry but still damp
Refer to "kiln dry".
what means dry point
Do you mean dry ice?
dry dekiveries mean goods that are not needed to be refrigerated.a truck that does not have refrigeration is called a dry van, an example would be crackers, cereal, dry goods
If you mean dry it as in making jerky, than yes!
Dry in Spanish