Describing Qualities - Shape, Color & Texture
Master English idioms regarding shape, color, and texture, like "dry as a bone" and "soaked to the skin".
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(as) dry as a bone
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used to refer to something that is free of any moisture
Ex: After days of scorching heat, the ground became dry as a bone, cracking underfoot.
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Sign in soaked to the skin
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completely covered with water or some other liquid
Ex: After walking home in the pouring rain, she was soaked to the skin, with her clothes clinging damply to her body.
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Sign in(as) long as one's arm
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used to refer to something that has a very considerable or unusual length
Ex: The grocery list was long as my arm, filled with items I needed to buy for the week.
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