dew
31dew — /dju / (say dyooh) noun 1. moisture condensed from the atmosphere, especially at night, and deposited in the form of small drops upon any cool surface. 2. something likened to dew, as serving to refresh or as suggestive of morning. 3. moisture in …
32dew — Kēhau, hau. ♦ Collection of dew, huawaimaka. Scattered dew, lū hau …
33dew — [OE] Dew is an ancient word, which can be traced back to the Indo European base *dheu ; this also produced Greek thein ‘run’ and Sanskrit dhāv ‘flow, wash’ (whence, via Hindi, English dhobi ‘Indian washerman’ [19]) and dhaūtís ‘brook’. Its… …
34dew — condensation of water directly onto ground surfaces such as leaves or car windscreens. Rapid heat loss at night causes air closest to the surface to reach its dew point …
35Dew — This unusual name, with the variants Dow, Dove and Dew, is of Scottish (and sometimes Irish) Gaelic Origin, and is the Anglicized form of the Gaelic word dubh , dark, black, in Old Gaelic dub . This word was frequently used as a personal name, by …
36dew n — Hotel sign: Do drop in to the Dew drop Inn bill n, due adj …
37dew — noun tiny drops of water that form on cool surfaces at night, when atmospheric vapour condenses. ↘a beaded or glistening liquid resembling dew. verb literary wet with a beaded or glistening liquid. Origin OE dēaw, of Gmc origin …
38dew — rasa statusas T sritis ekologija ir aplinkotyra apibrėžtis Smulkiausių vandens lašelių pavidalo krituliai. Susidaro ant žemės paviršiaus, augalų ir daiktų dėl drėgno oro susilietimo su naktį atvėsusiais paviršiais, kai temperatūra aukštesnė nei 0 …
39DEW — milit. abbr. Distant Early Warning acronym Distant Early Warning (as in DEW Line) …
40dew — Go to (mountain) dew …
