dewey
IPA: dˈui
Root Word: Dewey
noun
- A surname from Old French.
- A male given name transferred from the surname, of 1890s American usage.
- (US, slang, humorous, uncommon) A charge of DUI.
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Examples of "dewey" in Sentences
- The claim is always the steel (or dewey) will damage the barrel.
- At least have something from the dewey decimal system to identify yourself as vintage.
- The worst part was that I could see his trail in the dewey grass and he had walked directly out from under my stand.
- I get up early to water some plants in my own garden and to let the chickens out while everything's dewey and cool and inside the family's still sleeping.
- It was a beautiful dewey morning on september 14 and he began rattling out of nowhere my dad saw the deer. my brother shouldered his savage 99 lever action .308 and he squezzed the trigger.
- Though it would have made sense, considering this is the High School Musical Awards, to have Zac Efron and Vanessa Hudgens serve as masters of ceremony they were, after all, the dewey, high-school-musical age stars of Disney's "High School Musical" instead, the evening's host was morning television personality Kathie Lee Gifford.
- Iy just won't be the same as the first … (** sigh**) i mean, think about it! the first ones theme is about dewey finn illegally teaching kids to play music … and now we've got him LEGALLY taking kids on a cross-country feild trip … …. i wouldn't go to it if i didn't love the first so much .. really sounds like a money-maker to me jackblackkingkong on Jun 13, 2009
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