Smoky Definition

smōkē
smokier, smokiest
adjective
smokier, smokiest
Giving off smoke, esp. excessive smoke.
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Filled with smoke.
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Like, of, or as of smoke.
A smoky haze.
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Having the color of smoke.
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Darkened or soiled by smoke.
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Other Word Forms of Smoky

Adjective

Base Form:
smoky
Comparative:
smokier
Superlative:
smokiest

Origin of Smoky

  • smoke +"Ž -y

    From Wiktionary

Smoky Sentence Examples

  • When ignited, picric acid burns quietly with a smoky flame.

  • They also remove the skull, and the skin is then dried in a smoky hut.

  • It was nothing more than a large, shapeless lump of glass, dark and smoky.

  • The houses had open fires, which were very smoky.

  • The room, obligatorily draped in fishnet and seashells, was packed to the gun­nels with as many standing as occupying the tightly clustered seats jammed into the smoky room.

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Words Starting With

SSMSMO

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YKYOKY

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