desiccated
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++des·ic·cat·ed /ˈdesɪkeɪtɪd/ adjective technical 1. DFdesiccated food has been dried in order to preserve it 〔食物〕脱水的2 DRYcompletely dry 干枯的，干燥的 desiccated soil 干旱的土地
Examples from the Corpus
desiccated• However, don't feed your feathered friends very dry bread, desiccated coconut or salty food.• Scratched into this desiccated earth is an environmental warning.• Mixing it with water, wind, and memory, I reconstitute the desiccated fact as a full-blown experience pulsing with life.• Haemoglobin iron can be taken on its own or with desiccated liver.• I suspect that some readers will recoil from Jaynes' chilly, offhand assessment of his desiccated marriage.• Looking back towards the Pan-Americana, the huge mud complex appeared ringed with peaked and desiccated mountains.• Marriage, that desiccated, pedantic, self-satisfied prude.des·ic·cat·ed adjectiveChineseSyllable
in been food order desiccated to dried Corpus has
desiccated
des‧ic‧cat‧ed /ˈdesəkeɪtəd, ˈdesɪkeɪtəd/
adjective technical
1. desiccated food has been dried in order to preserve it
2. completely dry:
desiccated soil
des‧ic‧cat‧ed /ˈdesəkeɪtəd, ˈdesɪkeɪtəd/
adjective technical1. desiccated food has been dried in order to preserve it
2. completely dry: