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dew pond

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noun

  1. a shallow pond, usually man-made, that is kept supplied with water by dew and condensation

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We descend past clumps of trees into the darker, hill-surrounded valley, aiming for the eerie shimmer of a dew pond where we pause to sit.

From The Guardian

One presumed burial mound, which appeared from the air to have an exciting surrounding circle of pits for burials or ritual deposits, proved to be a medieval dew pond.

From The Guardian

“Have you seen the Dew Pond yet?”

From Project Gutenberg

“Why, when did they bring them in from the Dew Pond?” she asked herself, again aloud.

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He walked through the flower garden; into the barn; about the Dew Pond.

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