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n. Informal pl. drys
A prohibitionist.
A prohibitionist.
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sell it to dotregistrar. They call DRYS "domain registration years", and thats how they refer to bulk purchases.
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Thats what I HATED the most about dotregistrar..all over their site , it's as if they are making up their own terrminology for everything.. very irritating..
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Flooded basements are a common thing, could be used for a company that specializes is flood damage, sump pumps, etc.
Baseball diamonds use a product called diamond dry to soak up water on low spots, or oil dry products.
Kinda sounds like dry eyes! (eye drops for dry eyes)
Fly fishermen use dry flies.
Or, last but not least find a doctor (DR) with the initials ys... Dr. Yang Smith.....lol
Cool name, just not much you can do with it.
Baseball diamonds use a product called diamond dry to soak up water on low spots, or oil dry products.
Kinda sounds like dry eyes! (eye drops for dry eyes)
Fly fishermen use dry flies.
Or, last but not least find a doctor (DR) with the initials ys... Dr. Yang Smith.....lol
Cool name, just not much you can do with it.
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