Dry
Dry adjective - Marked by little or no precipitation or humidity.
Usage example: the dry climate of the American Southwest
Soaked
Soaked adjective - Containing, covered with, or thoroughly penetrated by water.
Usage example: a miserable, soaked cat who looked like a drowned rat
Both words in one sentence
- In Triangle, while the other passengers on the wrecked yacht are anywhere from damp to soaked, Jess is totally dry.
Source: Water Is Dry - More often than not, the ponies end up drying a few shots after they get soaked, while other times they have to shake themselves dry or otherwise remain wet until the end of a scene.
Source: Water Is Dry - Percy, being a son of Poseidon stayed dry, and Iapetus is soaked so he forgets everything.
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