| And that's what caused them later them to desiccate. | |
| And when you start to desiccate, There's a tomb with your name on it. | |
| Give him a vial of blood every couple of hours so he doesn't desiccate. | |
| I mean, he kept a few drops here and there so he wouldn't desiccate, and as he starved himself, I got stronger from all the extra blood just like he said I would. | |
| I want to desiccate him like you did to mikael. | |
| And that's what caused them later them to desiccate. | |
| And when you start to desiccate, There's a tomb with your name on it. | |
| Give him a vial of blood every couple of hours so he doesn't desiccate. | |
| I mean, he kept a few drops here and there so he wouldn't desiccate, and as he starved himself, I got stronger from all the extra blood just like he said I would. | |
| I want to desiccate him like you did to mikael. | |
| That's why sun desiccates them. | |
| You see, smoking desiccates flesh, which is why it is the preferred method of preserving meat in less technologically advanced | |
| That's why sun desiccates them. | |
| You see, smoking desiccates flesh, which is why it is the preferred method of preserving meat in less technologically advanced | |
| A desolate, desiccated desert, untouched by the hand of man and God alike. | |
| A trifle desiccated, perhaps. | |
| A very dry, arid, barren, desiccated... veritable dust bowl of a martini. | |
| After I cleaned the desiccated tissue from the ulna, I saw these. | |
| All organic life just dead and desiccated in a matter of hours. | |
| Elena says she's desiccating and that's why she's crazy, but... | |
| Grass clings to life even as desiccating winds remove what little moisture remains in the soil. | |
| He'd been desiccating for almost 2,000 years. | |
| I presumed, after so much time desiccating in a coffin, that my big brother might be a bit peckish. | |
| I want to keep the whole "Lyla's desiccating her life" lectures down to one a day. | |
| A desolate, desiccated desert, untouched by the hand of man and God alike. | |
| A trifle desiccated, perhaps. | |
| A very dry, arid, barren, desiccated... veritable dust bowl of a martini. | |
| After I cleaned the desiccated tissue from the ulna, I saw these. | |
| All organic life just dead and desiccated in a matter of hours. | |
| Elena says she's desiccating and that's why she's crazy, but... | |
| Grass clings to life even as desiccating winds remove what little moisture remains in the soil. | |
| He'd been desiccating for almost 2,000 years. | |
| I presumed, after so much time desiccating in a coffin, that my big brother might be a bit peckish. | |
| I want to keep the whole "Lyla's desiccating her life" lectures down to one a day. | |
