Definitions
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- adverb In a
dank manner.
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Examples
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They hurried then through endless passages, some smoothly walled and artificially lighted, others rough-hewn in the solid rock, dankly odorous and in Stygian darkness.
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There was a picture of John Barrymore in the very old, dankly colorful Lyceum theater, so I was hoping his ghost might be fluttering about so he could see someone could finally out-ham him.
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We are clued in by the dankly hallucinatory style that "Fight Club" transpires somewhere to the left of the real world, like an emanation of the untrammeled male id.
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The water smelled dankly of mud and winter, which I hadn't seemed to notice when I'd been in it.
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The water smelled dankly of mud and winter, which I hadn't seemed to notice when I'd been in it.
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We all know that our politicians want to get on the peace bandwagon and even Brian Mulroney now says that his greatest priority is peace. dankly I think this is untrue.
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Only down the side of this trickled moisture which had stained the stone with encrusta - tions and given life to some strange and ominous-looking growths pallidly yellow and dankly gray in the globe light.
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It was warm, so much so that we must first open our outer coats, toss back our hoods, and then take them off; the men and women of the tribe both went bare to the waist and I found my under-tunic sticky with sweat, clinging dankly to my body.
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Chill sweat gathered in his armpits, beaded dankly on his slightly hollowed cheeks and square jaw.
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In the moist floor an old well smelled dankly; a great frog sat on its coping, pale as a corpse.
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