Dew'y, a.

(dū'ĭ), a. 1. Covered with dew. “Dewy landscapes.” Akenside. 2. Accompanied by depositions of dew, or dew-like moisture. “Dewy eve.” Cowper. A dewy mist Went up and watered all the ground. Milton.

3. Pertaining to dew; as, dewy splendor.
4. Resembling dew-drops; falling gently, like the dew; as, dewy tears. “Dewy sleep ambrosial.” Cowper.
5. (Bot.) Resembling a dew covered surface; appearing as if covered with dew.