drunk, n. (Slang) [spree], [drunkenness].
drunkard, n. inebriate, [toper], [sot], tippler, [carouser], dipsomaniac, [wine-bibber], bacchanal, bacchanalian, [debauchee]. Antonyms: abstainer, [ascetic], nephalist, [teetotaler].
drunken, a. intoxicated, [drunk]; sottish, [maudlin], [fuddled], mellow, groggy, [disguised].
drunkenness, n. intoxication, inebriety, inebriation, ebriety, ebriosity, [debauch]; [excitement], [frenzy], [inflammation]. Antonyms: [sobriety], [temperance], [abstinence].
dry, a. desiccated, exsiccated, dried, evaporated; [arid], parched; anhydrous; droughty; [barren], uninteresting, jejune, [vapid], [tedious], prosaic, [tame]; [sharp], [keen], [quaint], [shrewd], [droll].
dry, v. [evaporate], desiccate, exsiccate, arefy, insolate (dry in the sun), torrefy; infumate (dry in smoke).
dry goods. textile fabrics. Associated word: mercer.
drying, n. desiccation, exsiccation, [evaporation], torrefaction, arefaction. Associated words: desiccator, exsiccator, desiccative, evaporator, kiln.
drying, a. desiccative, exsiccative, desiccatory, desiccant, exsiccant, evaporative.