Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
dewey
Adjective
/ˈduːi/

Definition
Dewey refers to the state of being covered with dew, a term often used in the context of nature.

Examples
- The dewey grass sparkled under the rising sun.
- She enjoyed walking barefoot on the dewey lawn early in the morning.
- After the rain, the flowers looked particularly dewey and vibrant.

Meaning
The word is commonly associated with the morning freshness, as it describes the tiny droplets of water that settle on grass and plants after a cool night.

Synonyms
- Wet
- Damp
- Moist