dew
This word evokes a sense of freshness, purity, and the quiet transition between night and dawn. It is frequently used in poetic or romantic descriptions of nature to suggest a pristine, untouched environment.
While it describes a physical process of condensation, the term carries a delicate, ephemeral quality. It differs from rain or mist by its stillness and the way it clings to specific surfaces like petals or blades of grass.
Refers to the collective moisture found on a surface, such as saying there is a lot of dew on the lawn.
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Get out here and help me. The dew is gonna soak your shoes if you wait.
Get out here and help me. The dew is gonna soak your shoes if you wait.
hard pass. i'm literally mid-game, don't blow my lead.
hard pass. i'm literally mid-game, don't blow my lead.
Meanings
Examples
The spiderwebs were heavy with morning dew.
Wait until the dew dries before you start mowing the lawn.
The petals of the white rose were glistening with dew.
I can feel the cold dew soaking through my socks.
The enchanted forest always seemed to dew at midnight.
Look at how the dew clings to the windowpane.
The humid air caused the chilled glasses to dew quickly.
A light mist began to dew the mountain peaks.
The grass is still wet with dew so be careful not to slip.