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View usage for: (smoʊki) also smokey Word forms: comparative smokier, superlative smokiest1. adjectiveA place that is smoky has a lot of smoke in the air. His main problem was the extremely smoky atmosphere at work. Synonyms: thick, murky, hazy, reeky More Synonyms of smoky 2. adjective [ADJECTIVE noun]You can use smoky to describe something that looks like smoke, for example because it is slightly blue or grey or because it is not clear. At the center of the dial is a piece of smoky glass. He had smoky grey-blue eyes. Synonyms: grey, dark grey, slate-grey, dark More Synonyms of smoky 3. adjectiveSomething that has a smoky flavour tastes as if it has been smoked. Cooking with the lid on gives the food that distinctive smoky flavour. More Synonyms of smoky (ˈsməʊkɪ) or smokey (ˈsməʊkɪ) adjectiveWord forms: smokier or smokiest1. emitting, containing, or resembling smoke 2. emitting smoke excessively or in the wrong place a smoky fireplace 3. of or tinged with the colour smoke a smoky cat 4. having the flavour of having been cured by smoking 5. made dark, dirty, or hazy by smoke Derived forms smokily (ˈsmokily) adverb smokiness (ˈsmokiness) noun smoky in American English (ˈsmoʊki) adjectiveWord forms: ˈsmokier or ˈsmokiest1. giving off smoke, esp. excessive smoke 2. like, of, or as of smoke a smoky haze 4. having the color of smoke 6. darkened or soiled by smoke Derived forms smokily (ˈsmokily) adverb smokiness (ˈsmokiness) noun Examples of 'smoky' in a sentencesmoky Try to avoid smoking or going into smoky atmospheres.You can taste it in that piquant and smoky flavour.Apply on the lower lash line and blend out with a smoky grey or lilac powder.The slightly smoky note from oak fermentation complements the haddock.Try to avoid smoking and smoky atmospheres.We like their hot and smoky flavour best.It is vital to avoid smoky atmospheres.The smoky flavour adds a subtle but beautiful twist to this delicious dish.He should avoid triggers such as temperature change and smoky atmospheres.The cumin gave them a light crusty finish and gentle smoky flavour.Avoid smoky places and atmospheres as well as situations in which you would normally smoke.She is especially known for her way with kohl and being able to give anyone a flattering smoky eye.Make-up is all about smoky eyes.The result is dark and smoky, with a subtle shimmer.Her voice is a smoky drawl, the mouth a purple scar.Choose a rich colour for your shadow, like a smoky grey or deep purple.Don't be scared of wearing thick mascara and dark smoky eyeshadow during the day.A smoky dark contour in the crease adds personality and gives a finished look.The heavy smoky air hung about her bedroom, which occupied the long narrow projection at the back of the house.Eye shadow: sparkly, smoky grey applied close to the top lashes.Where you might have heard it: dark, smoky bars selling cheap vermouth.There's no law against a smoky eye in spring, either.The air smells smoky, charred, and in some areas a pungent smell persists that nobody can identify.The advertisement, which has been lampooned mercilessly, shows her speaking in a soft voice against a smoky grey background and tinkling piano music. British English: smoky ADJECTIVE A place that is smoky has a lot of smoke in the air. His main problem was the extremely smoky atmosphere at work. - American English: smoky
- Brazilian Portuguese: enfumaçado
- Chinese: 烟雾弥漫的
- European Spanish: con humo
- French: enfumé
- German: verraucht
- Italian: fumoso
- Japanese: 煙たい
- Korean: 연기가 자욱한
- European Portuguese: enfumaçado
- Latin American Spanish: con humo
All related terms of 'smoky'Chinese translation of 'smoky' adj - [atmosphere, room]
烟(煙)雾(霧)弥(瀰)漫的 (yānwù mímàn de) - [taste]
烟(煙)熏(薰)的 (yānxūn de)
Definition made dirty or hazy by smoke the extremely smoky atmosphere at work Definition having the colour of smoke He had smoky grey-blue eyes. Definition made dirty or hazy by smoke Synonyms grey sooty begrimed smoke-darkened caliginous (archaic) Additional synonymsDefinition having little or no light It was a dark and stormy night. Synonyms dim, murky, shady, shadowy, grey, cloudy, dingy, overcast, dusky, unlit, pitch-black, indistinct, poorly lit, sunless, tenebrous, darksome (literary), pitchy, unilluminated a grimy industrial city Synonyms dirty, polluted, filthy, soiled, foul, grubby, sooty, unclean, grotty (slang), smutty, scuzzy (slang), begrimed, skanky (slang), besmirched, besmeared, festy (Australian, slang) Definition (of the sky or a view) unable to be seen clearly because of dust or heat The air was filled with hazy sunshine and frost. Synonyms misty, faint, dim, dull, obscure, veiled, smoky, cloudy, foggy, overcast, blurry, nebulous |