sun-dried
dried in the sun, as bricks or raisins.
dried up or withered by the sun.
Origin of sun-dried
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How to use sun-dried in a sentence
Grapes are sun-dried on straw for 10 to 12 days, then aged inside French oak barrels.
The southern Indians lived together in huge fortresses, built of sun-dried bricks, called adobe.
The Story of the Thirteen Colonies | H. A. (Hlne Adeline) GuerberThe better houses are built of black volcanic stone and the poorer houses of sun-dried brick.
Silver Chimes in Syria | W. S. NelsonSome were of clay only sun-dried, others of clay burned into pottery.
Scarabs | Isaac MyerSuch fire-balls, shot into the sun-dried canvas of the clipper, might go far towards leaving her bones ableach on Ulu Salama.
Cursed | George Allan England
That summer we had ten in almost ten consecutive days, each of which menaced the mass of old sun-dried woodwork in which we lived.
Thirty Years in Australia | Ada Cambridge
British Dictionary definitions for sun-dried
dried or preserved by exposure to the sun
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