Dry
Withers
Withers noun - The highest part of the back at the base of the neck of various animals especially draft animals.
Both words in one sentence
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With each passing day, a blight grows, the earth itself withers and dies; the land is leeched of moisture, turning everything dry and brown.
Source: The Corruption -
Unfortunately, ambrosia withers in a matter of days, although they manage to dry some of it and store it for the future (the main character ends up taking some to regrow his legs lost during a Portal Cut and become immortal).
Source: Immortality Inducer
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