adjective

drier

drier

The air is drier today.

The air is drier today.

This towel is drier than that one.

This towel is drier than that one.

((drier)) than (sth.) more dry than (sth.) This towel is drier than that one.

Antonyms: wetter, moister, damper

The comparative form of the adjective 'dry', from Old English 'drȳge'. The '-er' suffix indicates comparison.

Remember the spelling rule for words ending in 'y': change the 'y' to an 'i' before adding '-er'. Think of comparing two things: one is 'dry', the other is 'drier'.

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