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Dry heat or Dry Heat may refer to:
- Dry heat created by convection, direct fire or smoke used in food preparation
- Aridity or dry climate
- Hot air free from water vapour, used in dry heat sterilization
- Dry Heat (manga), Japanese manga published in 2002