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Definition of dark
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of dark is as below...
Dark (a.)
Evincing
black or foul
traits
of
character;
vile;
wicked;
atrocious;
as, a dark
villain;
a dark
deed..
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Darken
::
Darken
(a.) To make dark or
black;
to
deprive
of
light;
to
obscure;
as, a
darkened
room..
Chiaro-oscuro
::
Chiaro-oscuro
(n.) The art or
practice
of so
arranging
the light and dark parts as to
produce
a
harmonious
effect.
Cf.
Clair-obscur.
Dirk
::
Dirk (v. t.) To
darken.
Black Hole
::
Black hole () A
dungeon
or dark cell in a
prison;
a
military
lock-up
or
guardroom;
-- now
commonly
with
allusion
to the cell (the Black Hole) in a fort at
Calcutta,
into which 146
English
prisoners
were
thrust
by the nabob
Suraja
Dowla on the night of June 20,
17656,
and in which 123 of the
prisoners
died
before
morning
from lack of air..
Oorial
::
Oorial
(n.) A wild,
bearded
sheep
inhabiting
the
Ladakh
mountains.
It is
reddish
brown,
with a dark beard from the chin to the
chest..
Blackwood
::
Blackwood
(n.) A name given to
several
dark-colored
timbers.
The East
Indian
black wood is from the tree
Dalbergia
latifolia.
Benight
::
Benight
(v. t.) To
involve
in
darkness;
to
shroud
with the
shades
of
night;
to
obscure.
Evening
::
Evening
(n.) The
latter
part and close of the day, and the
beginning
of
darkness
or
night;
properly,
the
decline
of the day, or of the sum..
Venous
::
Venous
(a.)
Contained
in the
veins,
or
having
the same
qualities
as if
contained
in the
veins,
that is,
having
a dark
bluish
color and
containing
an
insufficient
amount
of
oxygen
so as no
longer
to be fit for
oxygenating
the
tissues;
-- said of the
blood,
and
opposed
to
arterial..
Caliginous
::
Caliginous
(a.)
Affected
with
darkness
or
dimness;
dark;
obscure.
Surmark
::
Surly (a.)
Rough;
dark;
tempestuous.
Dusky
::
Dusky (a.)
Partially
dark or
obscure;
not
luminous;
dusk; as, a dusky
valley..
Enigmatical
::
Enigmatical
(a.)
Relating
to or
resembling
an
enigma;
not
easily
explained
or
accounted
for;
darkly
expressed;
obscure;
puzzling;
as, an
enigmatical
answer..
Cloudy
::
Cloudy
(n.)
Confused;
indistinct;
obscure;
dark.
Pessimist
::
Pessimist
(n.) One who looks on the dark side of
things.
Brighten
::
Brighten
(v. i.) To grow
bright,
or more
bright;
to
become
less dark or
gloomy;
to clear up; to
become
bright
or
cheerful..
Swarthness
::
Swarthiness
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
swarthy;
a dusky or dark
complexion;
tawniness.
Dun
::
Dun (v. t.) To cure, as
codfish,
in a
particular
manner,
by
laying
them, after
salting,
in a pile in a dark
place,
covered
with salt grass or some like
substance..
Starling
::
Starling
(n.) Any
passerine
bird
belonging
to
Sturnus
and
allied
genera.
The
European
starling
(Sturnus
vulgaris)
is dark brown or
greenish
black,
with a
metallic
gloss,
and
spotted
with
yellowish
white.
It is a
sociable
bird, and
builds
about
houses,
old
towers,
etc.
Called
also
stare,
and
starred.
The pied
starling
of India is
Sternopastor
contra..
Scioptic
::
Scioptic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to an
optical
arrangement
for
forming
images
in a
darkened
room,
usually
called
scioptic
ball..
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