dewdrop

Synonyms for dewdrop

noun globule

early 14c. (as two words); see dew + drop (n.).

So it's no use my saying that I am sure his soul is a dewdrop.

I fancy, continued my brother, that something like a dewdrop glistened on her lashes.

But a dewdrop is evanescent, and there was nothing evanescent about Freya.

"Wonderful," repeated the Dewdrop when the lady had walked away.

On and on it ran with the water of the river, but it was no longer a Dewdrop; it was a part of the river.

There 's a woman like a dewdrop, she 's so purer than the purest.

"I am the dewdrop on the flower, the cloud in the sky, and the mist on the meadow," said the mist.

I have not had you out of mind or sight for as long a time as it takes a dewdrop to dry!

Probably the dewdrop on a leaf constituted the first microscope.

This was another strange peculiarity of "Dewdrop's" control.