dried in Latin
dried in Latin is passus — dried means no longer containing moisture; having had water removed, often to preserve food.
dried in Latin
passus
Usually of foods: cured, preserved by drying.
What does "dried" mean?
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adj No longer containing moisture; having had water removed, often to preserve food.
"We hung dried herbs from the kitchen ceiling to use through winter."
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dried in a sentence
- We hung dried herbs from the kitchen ceiling to use through winter.
- She added dried apricots to the granola.
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What is "dried" in Latin?
"dried" in Latin is passus. dried means: No longer containing moisture; having had water removed, often to preserve food.
How do you use "dried" in a sentence?
Example: "We hung dried herbs from the kitchen ceiling to use through winter." In Latin, "dried" is passus.
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