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Definitions from the WebDry PointNounSense: An intaglio printmaking technique where lines are scratched into a plate with a hard-pointed needle, creating a burr that holds the ink. Example sentence: The artist used a dry point technique to create intricate details in their print. Related products on AmazonNounSense: A burr created by dry point technique in printmaking. Example sentence: The dry point on the print gave the image a textured appearance. Related products on AmazonNounSense: A point or moment during a presentation, speech, or performance where there is no laughter, reaction, or applause from the audience. Example sentence: The comedian's joke fell flat, resulting in a dry point in their routine. Related products on AmazonVerbSense: To make a mark or puncture on a surface using a sharp object. Example sentence: She carefully dry pointed the canvas to create intricate patterns. Related products on AmazonAdjectiveSense: Describing a type of humor or wit that is sharp, clever, but lacking in emotion or warmth. Example sentence: His dry point jokes always left everyone laughing. Related products on Amazon | ||||
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