DCHP-1 Online
dry-kill timber † 
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- 1947 That is what they call dry-ki, a shortening of "dry-kill timber"--trees killed by fire, but still standing. Dry-ki has also come to mean timber killed by the backwater when they raise the level of the lakes for lumbering.
- 1947 That is what they call dry-ki, a shortening of "dry-kill timber"--trees killed by fire, but still standing. Dry-ki has also come to mean timber killed by the backwater when they raise the level of the lakes for lumbering.