dried up

Human affection and sympathy had dried up in his breast years ago.

The heat of the needle melted the wax around it and dried up the spot of blood.

I have digged, and drunk water, and have dried up with the sole of my foot, all the rivers shut up in banks.

Seems to me as he thought the poor old chap had dried up like and gone.

I get up and go to bed feeling as though interest in life had dried up in me.

I'm empty and dried up, too, but I'm not ready to be thrown away.

And we cry with the Psalmist, ‘My strength is dried up like a potsherd.’

Then there was no water to be had that was fit to drink; the hot sunshine had dried up all the pools of rain-water.

The dead cattle, the ungarnered crops, the untilled lands—every spring of wealth had dried up at the same moment.

These can, if they will, cause the river of abominations to be dried up.