dew
embun
definition
verb
sweat dewed her lashes
wet (a part of someone's body) with a beaded or glistening liquid.
noun
the grass was wet with dew
tiny drops of water that form on cool surfaces at night, when atmospheric vapor condenses.
abbreviation
distant early warning.
translation of 'dew'
noun
embun
example
The first rays of golden light touched the hillside, still wet with 'dew' , each tiny droplet singing out in a rainbow of colors.
Heavy 'dew' in the night time and soaring soil temperatures made farming a pleasure, especially as cattle prices continued to rise.
Since it was a dry night, and there wasn't even 'dew' on the grass, the fire spread throughout the yard.
Adults feed on water drops or 'dew' and are short-lived.
We've had some superb windless and cloudless nights recently, which means we've woken up to gardens saturated by heavy 'dew' the next morning.
Most manufacturers recommend that at least two hours be allowed for paint to dry before sunset if cool temperatures and heavy 'dew' are expected that evening.
A fine 'dew' of perspiration stood out on her cheeks and forehead.
Rain, heavy 'dew' , and high humidity stimulate preharvest sprouting.
In fact, we used to get up extra early just to capture that 'dew' .
There were dark green cannabis plants dripping with heavy 'dew' dotting the field and the smell of cannabis resin mixed with the aroma of fresh cow dung permeated the morning air.
They catch the night 'dew' for water, we are told, and eat old tins of carrots, left by the company that once mined this spot.
The only thing standing between them and death is a discovered stash of tinned carrots and the morning 'dew' they collect from the roofs of their ramshackle dwellings.
her body had broken out in a fine 'dew' of perspiration
Do not apply insecticides when temperatures are expected to be unusually low following treatment or on nights when heavy 'dew' forms.
When our second child was on the way, we purchased a house that was warmer, but sat above a basement that filled with water after every heavy 'dew' .
‘What I'm meaning to say’, she began, the 'dew' of tears rimming her eyes, ‘is that I went to the docks and your Dad wasn't there.’
the grass was wet with 'dew'
the grass was wet with 'dew'
A groundsman yesterday sweeps 'dew' off the lawn at Oakland Hills Country Club, with the Ryder Cup standing at right.
Cope said that the Panel had accepted that the pitch was dry at the start of the game and they thought it was the length of the grass which had caused it to pick up dampness following rain and heavy 'dew' .
a cold, heavy 'dew' dripped from the leaves
Rain, 'dew' , and condensation from the cooling system produce enough water for a family of four.
her body had broken out in a fine 'dew' of perspiration
a cold, heavy 'dew' dripped from the leaves
Her hair flew along the current of the wind, her long pretty lashes 'dewed' with tears.
David came out in a towel around his waist, slightly tan body 'dewed' by the shower that was still running in the background.
The latter, although presently only at low levels, often develops quickly through June and July during grain-filling period, especially on the wolds where early morning 'dews' can last for several hours.
The light rain had long since finished, damping its cold wet tears on the land below, which was 'dewed' with dots of small wet and cold beads.
His short brown hair was pomaded with a light night rain, his face 'dewed' with little droplets.
This afternoon, my skin 'dewed' with a thin sheen of glistening fresh sweat, something snapped.
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