ducdame /dookˈdə-mi, dŭk-däˈmi/ (Shakespeare, As You Like It)

1. Perhaps a meaningless refrain
2. Explained as L duc ad mē bring to me, as Welsh dewch 'da mi come with me, and as Romany dukrā'mē I tell fortunes, etc

• dry-eyed
• dry farming
• dry-fist
• dry-fisted
• dry-fists
• dry-fly
• dry-foot
• dry goods
• dry hole
• dry holes
• dry ice
• drying
• drying oils
• dryings
• drying-up cloth
• drying-up cloths
• dryish
• dry land
• dry lands
• dry light
• dry lights
• dry lining
• dryly
• dry Mass
• dry measure