Definition of dry suit
: a close-fitting air-insulated waterproof suit for divers
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The dry suit worked well, keeping me warm and dry, for the most part - but my face was in the water; my hands got cold, too.
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The high-tech dry suits, all fail-safe zippers and rubber cuffs, can take two people to wrangle into place.
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Prolonged exposure to water below 75 degrees is a hypothermia risk, and the dry suits come out in September, or whenever hazardous materials might taint the water.
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On Monday, Williams stood on the edge of the island in a dry suit holding three of the palm-sized mussels.
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Greenland requires that divers be certified and have experience diving in dry suit within the past year.
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First Known Use of dry suit
1955
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