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What is the Meaning of As dry as a bone?

"As dry as a bone" is an idiom meaning completely dry, devoid of moisture.

It's often used to describe:

* The weather: "The desert was as dry as a bone, with not a drop of rain in sight."

* Soil: "The garden soil is as dry as a bone, I need to water it immediately."

* Food: "The bread was so stale it was as dry as a bone."

* Anything lacking moisture: "My throat was as dry as a bone after talking for hours."

The image of a bone, which is naturally dry and brittle, is used to emphasize the extreme lack of moisture in whatever is being described.

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