smoky
/ˈsmoʊki/
adjective
- Filled with or smelling like smoke.
- The room was smoky after the fireplace had been burning all night.
- She walked into a smoky bar where people were playing pool.
- The air in the forest became smoky from the nearby wildfire.
- Having a grayish or hazy color like smoke.
- The cat had beautiful smoky gray fur.
- She painted the walls a soft smoky blue.
- The sky turned a smoky orange at sunset.
- Having a flavor or aroma reminiscent of smoke, often from cooking or curing.
- The cheese was aged to give it a slightly smoky flavor.
- He ordered a smoky Scotch whiskey with dinner.
- The barbecue sauce had a rich, smoky taste.
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