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Kemp – a short, white, hollow, hairy fibre usually found about the head and legs of sheep. Killer – a sheep that has been selected for slaughter on an Australian property.

Continuing to explore the hotel’s outdoor spaces, next up is the Almagra Rooftop, which gets its name from the originally Arabic word used to describe the typically reddish soil found in Seville.

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dried-up 1. Describing something that has lost all moisture. Do you think it's time to throw out these dried-up flowers? Ew, look at that dried-up worm! It must have gotten stuck on that slab of hot pavement. Yes, honey, you're going to end up with dried-up markers if you never put the caps back on them. 2. slang Old and undesirable.

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Define dried-up. dried-up synonyms, dried-up pronunciation, dried-up translation, English dictionary definition of dried-up. adj 1. informal old and dull 2. suffering from lack of water: dried-up grass.