From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishdewydew‧y /ˈdjuːi $ ˈduːi/ adjective DNwet with drops of dew I walked barefoot through the dewy grass.
Examples from the Corpus
dewy• It will begin to look and feel revitalised and dewy.• The forsythia bushes at the back of the santuario yielded a delicate, sweet scent in the dewy air.• I get all dewy and misty-eyed when I read the Constitution.• Everything was dewy and peaceful and quiet.• Richard did not turn up until dawn, the first birds chirping over the lush, dewy college lawns.• dewy grass• After a short time I was walking, the morning sunlight on the dewy grass.• They can be blotted down for an even more subtle finish, if you prefer, then topped with a dewy lipgloss.• The berries on the trees, dust washed off at last, have an inviting dewy sheen. 