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What is DRY?
To not be in posession of something, usually refering to a dealer not having pot/drugs.
"yo, wut up nigga, u got what i need?"
"nahh man, i'm dry right now, but i should be good in a couple hours"
DRY - meme gif
DRY - video
DRY - what is it?
When drugs become hard to get hold of in a specific area,
"Its so 'dry' here, i am absolutely gagging for a spliff."
What does "DRY" mean?
Very boring.
That history lesson was bare dry.
DRY - what does it mean?
Sum dry ass pussy, no good 2 fck
Bundles- Yo niqqa how was dat pussy da otha night?
RoCC- dhat bitch had some dry dry i aint fckin wid it
DRY - meaning
the act of something very plain, boring
"that basketball game was dry"
DRY - definition
The basically the opposite of drip, when u claim u can dress then don’t meet any expectations.
“How you send a video of a fire fit, then when u at school u wearing filas. The fit juss so dry.”
DRY - slang
adj. Boring, lacking interest. Often used when describing parties or ho-hum sporting events.
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What are you doing in calculus class dude? You should be down to the skate park.
Nah. That scene is dry.
DRY
When a person is lacking the ability to communicate - due to the opposite person receiving them to be anything else but fraudulent about their character or representation. Also describes to be the act of starting meaningless conversation or interaction.
She knows I don't like her- that conversation was so dry.
DRY
(acronym) Don't Repeat Yourself.
The documentation for Python's Django framework is rather DRY. But seriously, elimination of code redundancy is a fundamental aspect of the core ethos of the project.
DRY
Don't Repeat Yourself (DRY) is a process philosophy aimed at reducing duplication, particularly in computing - aka Once and Only Once or Single Point of Truth (SPOT). The principle states that information should not be duplicated, because duplication increases the difficulty of change, may decrease clarity, and leads to opportunities for inconsistency. DRY is a core principle in "The Pragmatic Programmer" by Andy Hunt and Dave Thomas.
Why didn't you put that piece of code in a function? DRY!