IPA: //ˈduː.i.ər//
KK: /ˈduːiər/
Having more moisture or wetness than something else, often used to describe plants or surfaces that are covered in dew.
The dewier grass felt refreshing under my bare feet in the morning.
Dewier → The word 'dewier' is derived from 'dew' (from Old English *deaw*, meaning moisture or condensation) and the comparative suffix '-ier' (meaning more). Thus, 'dewier' means more like dew or having more dew-like qualities.
Think of 'dew' as moisture in the morning, and remember that 'dewier' means having more of that moisture.