rough-dry

Judy gathered up the stiff, rough-dry garments that had been hanging on the heater all night, while Molly found tossed in a corner the mate to the fatal slipper.

So she had determined to use her bed-linen and underclothing rough-dry.

It is advisable, too, to put not-to-be-used damask away rough-dry, otherwise it may crack, in the folds.

A sideboard spread in pressed glass; a chest of drawers piled high with rough-dry family wash; a coal-range, and the smell and sound of simmering.

She insisted on having every piece that moment—clean or dirty, ironed or rough-dry.