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Definition of dark
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Dark (v. t.) To
darken
to
obscure.
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Scotograph
::
Scotograph
(n.) An
instrument
for
writing
in the dark, or
without
seeing..
Dark
::
Dark (a.)
Evincing
black or foul
traits
of
character;
vile;
wicked;
atrocious;
as, a dark
villain;
a dark
deed..
Swarthness
::
Swarthiness
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
swarthy;
a dusky or dark
complexion;
tawniness.
Turnbull''s Blue
::
Turnbull's
blue () The
double
cyanide
of
ferrous
and
ferric
iron, a dark blue
amorphous
substance
having
a
coppery
luster,
used in
dyeing,
calico
printing,
etc. Cf.
Prussian
blue, under
Prussian..
Shade
::
Shade (n.)
Darkness;
obscurity;
-- often in the
plural.
Indolin
::
Indolin
(n.) A dark
resinous
substance,
polymeric
with
indol,
and
obtained
by the
reduction
of
indigo
white..
Deepen
::
Deepen
(v. t.) To make
darker
or more
intense;
to
darken;
as, the event
deepened
the
prevailing
gloom..
Blue
::
Blue (n.) One of the seven
colors
into which the rays of light
divide
themselves,
when
refracted
through
a glass
prism;
the color of the clear sky, or a color
resembling
that,
whether
lighter
or
darker;
a
pigment
having
such
color.
Sometimes,
poetically,
the sky..
Pyrolusite
::
Pyrolusite
(n.)
Manganese
dioxide,
a
mineral
of an
iron-black
or dark
steel-gray
color and
metallic
luster,
usually
soft.
Pyrolusite
parts with its
oxygen
at a red heat, and is
extensively
used in
discharging
the brown and green tints of glass
(whence
its
name)..
Shoveler
::
Shoveler
(n.) A river duck
(Spatula
clypeata),
native
of
Europe
and
America.
It has a large bill,
broadest
towards
the tip. The male is
handsomely
variegated
with
green,
blue,
brown,
black,
and white on the body; the head and neck are dark
green.
Called
also
broadbill,
spoonbill,
shovelbill,
and
maiden
duck. The
Australian
shoveler,
or
shovel-nosed
duck (S.
rhynchotis),
is a
similar
species..
Salal-berry
::
Salal-berry
(n.) The
edible
fruit of the
Gaultheria
Shallon,
an
ericaceous
shrub found from
California
northwards.
The
berries
are about the size of a
common
grape and of a dark
purple
color..
Brindled
::
Brindled
(a.)
Having
dark
streaks
or spots on a gray or tawny
ground;
brinded.
Genipap
::
Genipap
(n.) The
edible
fruit of a West
Indian
tree
(Genipa
Americana)
of the order
Rubiaceae.
It is oval in
shape,
as a large as a small
orange,
of a pale
greenish
color,
and with dark
purple
juice..
Nephrite
::
Nephrite
(n.) A hard
compact
mineral,
of a dark green
color,
formerly
worn as a
remedy
for
diseases
of the
kidneys,
whence
its name;
kidney
stone;
a kind of jade. See
Jade..
Dirk
::
Dirk (v. t.) To
darken.
Chatoyant
::
Chatoyant
(a.)
Having
a
changeable,
varying
luster,
or
color,
like that of a
changeable
silk, or oa a cat's eye in the
dark..
Lucid
::
Lucid (n.)
Bright
with the
radiance
of
intellect;
not
darkened
or
confused
by
delirium
or
madness;
marked
by the
regular
operations
of
reason;
as, a lucid
interval..
Murky
::
Murky
(superl.)
Dark;
obscure;
gloomy.
Darkness
::
Darkness
(n.) A state of
ignorance
or
error,
especially
on moral or
religious
subjects;
hence,
wickedness;
impurity..
Mistily
::
Mistily
(adv.)
With mist;
darkly;
obscurely.
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