Dry
Dry adjective - Marked by little or no precipitation or humidity.
Usage example: the dry climate of the American Southwest
Soggy
Soggy adjective - Containing, covered with, or thoroughly penetrated by water.
Usage example: spread the soggy papers out to dry
Both words in one sentence
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Doublethink: Amy tries to invoke this by saying that the bun of Ramsay's burger was "dry and soggy," asking which one it was.
Source: Series / Kitchen Nightmares - However, she forgets that Ramsay ordered two burgers to sample, one of which was dry and the other was soggy.
Source: Series / Kitchen Nightmares -
Snake, now soggy from the rain, grumbles that they're probably sitting in a nice, dry office with some hot coffee.
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