Dew

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 134
du, n., moisture deposited from the air in minute specks upon the surface of objects 7'/. to wet with dew' to moisten —it Dew'drop |A S, draw, akin to fee. doeg, Ger than, dew Dewlap, dfi'lap, the loose flesh about the throat of oxen, which laps ot licks the dc.v in grazing.
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