dew pond

British  

noun

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

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Example Sentences

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

Those toys was all set out in little villages by the Dew Pond.

From Project Gutenberg

Sometimes they’d all go out to the Dew Pond—Miss Murray, Mr. Monroe, Mr. Gale, Mr. Lewis, and spend a whole afternoon laying them out in little towns—jess about as you’ve got ’em there.

From Project Gutenberg