undewed

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ dewed.

Adjective

undewed (not comparable)

  1. Not covered in dew.
    Synonym: unbedewed
    • 1818, William Charles Wells, Two Essays, page 167:
      When a metal lying on the grassplat became dewed, the grass under it was always colder than that under another metal, which was undewed.
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