Dew ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Dew ( noun )

Moisture that condenses in small drops on cool surfaces at night.

Origin:

Old english dēaw, of germanic origin; related to dutch dew and german tau.

Examples:

1. The dew was heavy on the grass.
2. The dew sparkled in the morning sun.
3. The dew had formed on the leaves of the plants.
4. The dew on the petals made them glisten.
5. The dew was so thick that it left droplets on my hair.

(As a verb)

Dew ( verb )

Moisture that condenses in small drops on cool surfaces at night.

Origin:

Old english dēaw, of germanic origin; related to dutch dew and german tau.

Examples:

1. The dew was heavy on the grass.
2. The dew sparkled in the morning sun.
3. The dew had formed on the leaves of the plants.
4. The dew on the petals made them glisten.
5. The dew was so thick that it left droplets on my hair.