Definition for Dewy:

• Moist with dew; looking as if covered with dew.

Synonyms for Dewy:

• adj.

  •damp (adjective)
  • drippy,
  • waterlogged,
  • sopping,
  • misty,
  • drenched,
  • steamy,
  • soaking,
  • sodden,
  • vaporous,
  • clammy,
  • cloudy,
  • steam bath,
  • dripping,
  • saturated,
  • oozy.
  •dank (adjective)
  • close,
  • slimy,
  • chilly.
  •fresh (adjective)
  • glowing,
  • good,
  • unwearied,
  • relaxed,
  • fair,
  • refreshed,
  • rested,
  • relieved,
  • spry,
  • ruddy,
  • bouncing,
  • stimulated,
  • rosy,
  • bright,
  • alert,
  • restored,
  • florid,
  • sprightly,
  • lively,
  • active,
  • revived,
  • rehabilitated,
  • chipper,
  • wholesome,
  • vital,
  • invigorated,
  • vigorous,
  • keen,
  • clear,
  • blooming,
  • hardy,
  • verdant.
  •peaches-and-cream (adjective)
  • creamy.
  •watery (adjective)
  • Irrigated,
  • Bathed,
  • awash,
  • Deluged,
  • aqua,
  • Immersed,
  • watery,
  • diluted.
  •wet (adjective)
  • drizzling,
  • stormy,
  • aqueous,
  • Wringing-wet,
  • showery,
  • snowy,
  • Moistened,
  • soppy,
  • saturate,
  • pouring,
  • Water-logged,
  • raining,
  • teeming,
  • soused.

• n.

  •
  • soaked,
  • soggy,
  • bedraggled.

• Other synonyms:

  •adj.
  • closed in,
  • damp,
  • dank,
  • drizzly,
  • fresh,
  • moist,
  • new,
  • newfound,
  • syrupy,
  • undimmed,
  • Irriguous,
  • Sauced,
  • Shrouded,
  • Wettish,
  • dewiest,
  • dewier,
  • peaches-and-cream,
  • bright-eyed,
  • Unfaded,
  • Unwithered,
  • bushy-tailed,
  • like new,
  • socked in.
  •n.
  • bedewed,
  • boggy,
  • budding,
  • callow,
  • dampish,
  • evergreen,
  • firsthand,
  • fledgling,
  • green,
  • growing,
  • humid,
  • immature,
  • inexperienced,
  • ingenuous,
  • innocent,
  • intact,
  • juicy,
  • maiden,
  • maidenly,
  • marshy,
  • minor,
  • muggy,
  • naive,
  • nestling,
  • original,
  • pristine,
  • rainy,
  • raw,
  • ripening,
  • sappy,
  • sticky,
  • swampy,
  • tacky,
  • tender,
  • unbeaten,
  • underage,
  • undeveloped,
  • undried,
  • unfledged,
  • unformed,
  • unripe,
  • unseasoned,
  • untouched,
  • untried,
  • untrodden,
  • unused,
  • vernal,
  • virginal,
  • wet,
  • young,
  • Fenny,
  • Neoteric,
  • Roric,
  • Roriferous,
  • Sempervirent,
  • Unlicked,
  • Unhandled,
  • Unmellowed,
  • virgin,
  • unadult,
  • impubic,
  • new-fledged,
  • ever-new.

Antonyms for Dewy:

• adj.

  • damp
    dried, arid, dessicated, dry, parched.
  • fresh
    obscure, experienced, lethargic, used, polite, cloudy, dull, stale, gloomy, tired, worn, gentle, old, inactive, kind, exhausted, unenergetic, lifeless, dark.
  • juicy
    unexciting, uninteresting.
  • misty
    clear, sunny, bright.
  • moist
    dehydrated.
  • new
    regular, existent, standard, out-of-date, future, outdated, similar, Deteriorated, normal, Familiar, old-fashioned, past, unstylish, common, like, existing, antiquated, usual.
  • Other antonyms:
    guarded, skeptical, realistic, streetwise, cosmopolitan, cynical, critical, leery, knowing, careful, sophisticated, down-to-earth, sober, wary, doubting, cautious, suspicious, worldly-wise, street smart, watchful, incredulous, worldly, pragmatic, hardheaded, unconvinced.

• Other antonyms:

  • n.
    dry out.

Dewy Sentence Examples:

• In reaching its perfection of beauty the flower must part with the dewy promise of its earliest growth.

• And with what eyes would they see this dewy face glancing in at the windows of that City?

Homophones for Dewy:

• dyeweed, dod, due, dote, dhawa, do it, doha, dd, date, dethaw, die, dead, dad, dawah, dhow, ditty, doodad, death, die away, dot, DOEI, de, dyed, data, dada, dude, dotted, 3D, diet, dit, D, dah, ditto, dead heat, duo, ded, d.a., dud, duette, day, dye, deadhead, due to, dat, duty, d.o.a., 3-D, d-day, DEA, da, dew, dita, ddt, dado, doodia, dhoti, 2d, doh, deadeye, duad, day-to-day, dowdy, deity, diode, dido, dated, due date, death duty, DO, dia, deed, doe, daw, dodo, daddy, dyad, DoI, dewey, dyewood, die out, dewy-eyed, do away with, dotty, da'wah, duet, duey, Deadwood, dy.