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“Bone-dry” in Japanese

Short answer
からから karakara からから

Bone-dry in Japanese is “からから” (karakara). Full meaning: parched, dried-up, bone-dry; empty, hollow; rattling, clattering.

Other ways to say “Bone-dry” in Japanese

ガラガラ garagara parched, dried-up, bone-dry; empty, hollow; rattling, clattering がらがら garagara parched, dried-up, bone-dry; empty, hollow; rattling, clattering からがら karagara parched, dried-up, bone-dry; empty, hollow; rattling, clattering カラカラ karakara parched, dried-up, bone-dry; empty, hollow; rattling, clattering ガラガラッ garagara parched, dried-up, bone-dry; empty, hollow; rattling, clattering からからっ karakara parched, dried-up, bone-dry; empty, hollow; rattling, clattering ガラガラっ garagara parched, dried-up, bone-dry; empty, hollow; rattling, clattering がらがらっ garagara parched, dried-up, bone-dry; empty, hollow; rattling, clattering カラカラッ karakara parched, dried-up, bone-dry; empty, hollow; rattling, clattering がら〳〵ッ garagara parched, dried-up, bone-dry; empty, hollow; rattling, clattering

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