Definitions
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- adjective having a dark color
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Examples
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Overhead, a small dusky-colored bird was flying in marvelous daring corkscrews.
Hoot Hiaasen, Carl 2002
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Burgoyne nodded, rose, disappeared behind the bar, and returned a moment later with a glass containing the same dusky-colored liquid that was in hish glass.
Star Trek® New Frontier Peter David 1997
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Burgoyne nodded, rose, disappeared behind the bar, and returned a moment later with a glass containing the same dusky-colored liquid that was in hish glass.
Star Trek® New Frontier Peter David 1997
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Burgoyne nodded, rose, disappeared behind the bar, and returned a moment later with a glass containing the same dusky-colored liquid that was in hish glass.
Star Trek® New Frontier Peter David 1997
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Burgoyne nodded, rose, disappeared behind the bar, and returned a moment later with a glass containing the same dusky-colored liquid that was in hish glass.
Star Trek® New Frontier Peter David 1997
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Burgoyne nodded, rose, disappeared behind the bar, and returned a moment later with a glass containing the same dusky-colored liquid that was in hish glass.
Star Trek® New Frontier Peter David 1997
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He dared to stretch the aching second theme, coaxing the strings to play with thick, dusky-colored intensity.
NYT > Home Page By ANTHONY TOMMASINI 2011
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He dared to stretch the aching second theme, coaxing the strings to play with thick, dusky-colored intensity.
NYT > Home Page By ANTHONY TOMMASINI 2011
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