dewless

But in my game bag was food, and the old house would afford shelter, if shelter were needed on a warm and dewless night in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada, where one may sleep in comfort on the pine needles, without covering.

There was a sense of blight in the air; the flowers were drooping in the garden, and the ground was parched and dewless. The western heaven, as we saw it over the quiet trees, was of a pale yellow hue, and the sun was setting faintly in a haze.

They would pass over the brow into the dewless crops where Gihon, low and shrunken, could only guess what they were about when Abu Hussein flew down the bank to scratch at a stopped earth, and flew back into the barley again.

The pruning may be done during dewless periods or with free water over the plants, on sick guava trees it is recommended the removal of smitten fruits or branches (FISHER et al., 2011).

Head out onto the pans for a dewless night spent under the stars on antique camp beds set up just for you.

It evokes primordial oppression traversing extending space, time and body to " witch-roved nights, and dry, dewless mornings and ages of winter" (Muponde, 2000:204).