truculent |
desiccated |
As adjectives the difference between truculent and desiccated
is that
truculent is cruel or savage while
desiccated is dried.
As a verb desiccated is
(
desiccate).
desiccated |
dry |
As a verb desiccated
is (
desiccate).
As an adjective desiccated
is dried.
As an acronym dry is
(computing).
desiccated |
exsiccated |
As verbs the difference between desiccated and exsiccated
is that
desiccated is (
desiccate) while
exsiccated is (
exsiccate).
As an adjective desiccated
is dried.
desiccated |
undefined |
As adjectives the difference between desiccated and undefined
is that
desiccated is dried while
undefined is lacking a definition or value.
As a verb desiccated
is (
desiccate).
scorching |
desiccated |
As adjectives the difference between scorching and desiccated
is that
scorching is very hot while
desiccated is dried.
As verbs the difference between scorching and desiccated
is that
scorching is while
desiccated is (
desiccate).
As a noun scorching
is the act or result of something being scorched.
insipid |
desiccated |
As adjectives the difference between insipid and desiccated
is that
insipid is unappetizingly flavorless while
desiccated is dried.
As a verb desiccated is
past tense of desiccate.
desiccated |
wizened |
As verbs the difference between desiccated and wizened
is that
desiccated is past tense of desiccate while
wizened is past tense of wizen.
As adjectives the difference between desiccated and wizened
is that
desiccated is dried while
wizened is withered; lean and wrinkled by shrinkage as from age or illness.
desiccates |
desiccated |
As verbs the difference between desiccates and desiccated
is that
desiccates is (
desiccate) while
desiccated is (
desiccate).
As an adjective desiccated is
dried.
desiccate |
desiccated |
As verbs the difference between desiccate and desiccated
is that
desiccate is to dry while
desiccated is past tense of desiccate.
As an adjective desiccated is
dried.
desiccated |
alkermes |
As a verb desiccated
is (
desiccate).
As an adjective desiccated
is dried.
As a noun alkermes is
the desiccated bodies of certain insects (female
kermes ilicis'' and ''kermes vermilio ), which live on the kermes oak, formerly much used as a material for dye and a medicinal ingredient; also a given mixture, preparation etc containing such insects.
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