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Definition of dark
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Dark (n.)
Absence
of
light;
darkness;
obscurity;
a place where there is
little
or no
light.
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Brownstone
::
Brownstone
(n.) A dark
variety
of
sandstone,
much used for
building
purposes..
Murky
::
Murky
(superl.)
Dark;
obscure;
gloomy.
Mole
::
Mole (n.) A spot, mark, or small
permanent
protuberance
on the human body; esp., a spot which is
dark-colored,
from which
commonly
issue one or more
hairs..
Chessboard
::
Chessboard
(n.) The board used in the game of
chess,
having
eight rows of
alternate
light and dark
squares,
eight in each row. See
Checkerboard..
Brighten
::
Brighten
(a.) To
improve
or
relieve
by
dispelling
gloom or
removing
that which
obscures
and
darkens;
to shed light upon; to make
cheerful;
as, to
brighten
one's
prospects..
Whirligig
::
Whirligig
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
beetles
belonging
to
Gyrinus
and
allied
genera.
The body is firm, oval or
boatlike
in form, and
usually
dark
colored
with a
bronzelike
luster.
These
beetles
live
mostly
on the
surface
of
water,
and move about with great
celerity
in a
gyrating,
or
circular,
manner,
but they are also able to dive and swim
rapidly.
The larva is
aquatic.
Called
also
weaver,
whirlwig,
and
whirlwig
beetle..
Dusky
::
Dusky (a.)
Tending
to
blackness
in
color;
partially
black;
dark-colored;
not
bright;
as, a dusky
brown..
Ahriman
::
Ahriman
(n.) The Evil
Principle
or Being of the
ancient
Persians;
the
Prince
of
Darkness
as
opposer
to
Ormuzd,
the King of
Light..
Cloud
::
Cloud (v. t.) To
darken
or
obscure,
as if by
hiding
or
enveloping
with a
cloud;
hence,
to
render
gloomy
or
sullen..
Candite
::
Candite
(n.) A
variety
of
spinel,
of a dark
color,
found at
Candy,
in
Ceylon..
Brown
::
Brown (n.) A dark color
inclining
to red or
yellow,
resulting
from the
mixture
of red and
black,
or of red,
black,
and
yellow;
a
tawny,
dusky hue..
Imesatin
::
Imesatin
(n.) A dark
yellow,
crystalline
substance,
obtained
by the
action
of
ammonia
on
isatin..
Obfuscation
::
Obfuscation
(n.) The act of
darkening
or
bewildering;
the state of being
darkened.
Groundnut
::
Groundnut
(n.) A
leguminous,
twining
plant
(Apios
tuberosa),
producing
clusters
of dark
purple
flowers
and
having
a root
tuberous
and
pleasant
to the
taste..
Cimmerian
::
Cimmerian
(a.)
Without
any
light;
intensely
dark.
Demitint
::
Demitint
(n.) That part of a
painting,
engraving,
or the like, which is
neither
in full
darkness
nor full
light..
Swarthness
::
Swarthiness
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
swarthy;
a dusky or dark
complexion;
tawniness.
Darken
::
Darken
(a.) To
cloud,
obscure,
or
perplex;
to
render
less clear or
intelligible..
Pyrargyrite
::
Pyrargyrite
(n.) Ruby
silver;
dark red
silver
ore. It is a
sulphide
of
antimony
and
silver,
occurring
in
rhombohedral
crystals
or
massive,
and is of a dark red or black color with a
metallic
adamantine
luster..
Rosolic
::
Rosolic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
designating,
a
complex
red
dyestuff
(called
rosolic
acid) which is
analogous
to
rosaniline
and
aurin.
It is
produced
by
oxidizing
a
mixture
of
phenol
and
cresol,
as a dark red
amorphous
mass,
C20H16O3,
which forms weak salts with
bases,
and
stable
ones with
acids.
Called
also
methyl
aurin,
and,
formerly,
corallin..
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