1. To wet with dew: to moisten.

2. Moisture precipitated from the atmosphere on the surface of bodies, such as in a clear sky falls lightly at night.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• dreww,
• vew,
• dea,
• dem,
• dep,
• dek,
• dey,
• det,
• tew,
• eew,
• gew,
• kew,
• dw,
• def,
• vuew,
• doewn,
• videw,
• dteh,
• vdeo,
• voew

• few,
• mew,
• deyoe,
• dec.,
• new,
• yew,
• jew,
• dewy,
• de-,
• dewey,
• Dey,
• DEA,
• sew,
• del.,
• drew,
• pew,
• D,
• deyo,
• den,
• Dee,
• de.

The adjective form of the word "dew" is "dewy".

The plural form of the word "dew" is "dews"

The singular form of the word "dew" is "dewdrop"