drier
drier
Definition
drier
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- wash: A fully equipped kitchen with oven, fridge/freezer, washing machine/tumble drier, microwave.
- become: The lowland plain becomes drier to the south, with almost year round drought near the Argentine border.
- get: The crawl didn't get any drier, in fact in places there was a distinct lack of air.
- use: The drying can be made quicker using a hot air drier.
Preposition: in
- room: There was a washing machine and tumble drier in the laundry room on the ground floor.
Adjective modifier
- machine/tumble: A fully equipped kitchen with oven, fridge/freezer, washing machine/tumble drier, microwave.
- rotary: There is an outdoor drying area with rotary drier.
- solar: They are finely sliced and dried in solar driers and are 100 % sugar and sulfur free.
- electric: On average, electric drive driers carry a £ 500 to £ 1000 premium.
- hot: The hot air hand drier - Satan's joke against people with wet hands.
- much: The northern sides of islands are more sheltered and much drier than the south eastern sides.
Modifies a noun
- summer: Many plants will be more prone to disease and drier summers will cause havoc for our fine green lawns.
- condition: The drier conditions meant that in contrast to the morning, their notes were now working much better.
- area: These allow a few plants belonging to species normally characteristic of much drier areas to survive.
Noun used with modifier
- tumble: The washing machine & tumble drier are housed in a separate utility room.
- scrubber: Online sales of chewing gum removal carts, steam cleaners, pressure washers, floor scrubber driers, sweepers, generators.
- washer: The washer drier is located in the boiler room.
- spin: Lester showed us a slide of his spin drier in action spinning out heather honey.
- grain: From the late fifties the mill was used just for rearing pigs, garaging farm machinery, and housing the grain drier.
- batch: A 12 ton OPICO batch drier should remove around 5 % moisture from 6 tons of wheat in an hour.
