Cary besought -

"Would someone mind providing a definition of "dryness" that might make sense to a novice?

Thanks
cb"

I feel eminently qualified to answer this in such a way as to make sense to a novice:

first, realize that the arab is a desert horse and so it prizes drynes - often levitating upward, sidewards, backwards to preserve the status of dry whereby presenting equilibratory and homeostatic challenges for the equestrienne if so encumbered. Given this zealous avoidance of things not dry, the cephalic aspect of the mature arab exhibits a cameo profile.

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Bob Griffith and Panache - I'm dry; he's wet 

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