Meaning & use

Parches

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Makes something extremely dry, especially through intense heat or lack of water.

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The summer sun parches the fields until the soil cracks.

Long hours without water parches the throat.

A note on using this word

Root of the adjective 'parched,' commonly used to describe both dry land and intense thirst.

Words with a similar meaning

dries outdehydrates

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Words with an opposite meaning

moistenssoaks

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