n. adj. and v. 1 the time when something ends 2 be brought to or as if to the point of death by an intense emotion such as embarrassment amusement or shame;
Because of a lack of water the tree is dying.
Because of a lack of water the tree is dying.
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perish; exit; pass away; expire
living
2 syllables
dy-ing
buying
crying
drying
dyeing
eyeing
eying
flying
frying
guying
lying
plying
prying
shying
sighing
spying
tieing
trying
tying
vying
allying
applying
belying
complying
decrying
defying
denying
implying
relying
replying
retrying
supplying
undying
misapplying
overflying
overlying
semidrying
underlying
indemnifying
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