dry-erase

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Editorial note

It seems the preference is shifting towards dry-erase boards.

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Quick take

Describing a whiteboard that can be wiped clean without the use of solvents, or a marker whose ink can be wiped clean without solvents.

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adjective

Describing a whiteboard that can be wiped clean without the use of solvents, or a marker whose ink can be wiped clean without solvents.

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for dry-erase.

adjective

Describing a whiteboard that can be wiped clean without the use of solvents, or a marker whose ink can be wiped clean without solvents.

Example sentences

It seems the preference is shifting towards dry-erase boards.

Propbably the best approach is just to carry two sets of dry-erase markers everywhere, one always sealed.

You blot the perm with the dry-erase so as to flush the site with ink 4.

You can get black dry-erase boards too, with white markers, if you prefer light-on-dark instead of the other way around.

And the dry-erase boards are never cleaned properly, leaving them coated with a weirdly-colored scrunge.

>> It seems the preference is shifting towards dry-erase boards.

Also pick up a whiteboard, and a nice set of dry-erase markers.

My experience is they don't wash as well as dry-erase markers.

The solution to your whiteboard woes: don't use dry-erase markers.

I'd get it right away if it's actually better than plain dry-erase paint.

You have a fairly wet dry-erase marker 3.

So a couple of places in our office have permanent marker marks with smudges all around it from where someone tried to wipe it off with alcohol then a dry-erase marker.

Quote examples

To ask them to do so using a dry-erase marker writing with 4" lettering on a whiteboard while standing is crossing into the ludicrous.

Lots more detail needed in a deployment plan.(lights/heating/cooling are just a some of the issues that would need solutions) While I can't find it now - I recall an article of a company that had individual work "offices" on wheels, that had dry-erase board for the exposed surfaces.