Dry
Dry adjective - Marked by little or no precipitation or humidity.
Liquid
Liquid adjective - Existing as or having characteristics of a liquid; especially tending to flow.
Usage example: water and milk and blood are liquid substances
Both words in one sentence
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The opening narration says that a comet hit the Earth and somehow got rid of most of the liquid water on Earth (as shown by the dry sea beds), presumably by evaporating it.
Source: Artistic License Astronomy -
Scientist-looking chef whites, Bald of Evil, frothing beakers of liquid nitrogen and dry ice... the only thing stopping him being a classic mad scientist is that he hasn't actually killed anyone yet.
Source: Mad Scientist -
He later drinks from a glass of steaming liquid, not realizing it's a Halloween prop filled with dry ice solution.
Source: Series / Dead Like Me
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