smoky|smokier|smokiest in English

adjective

[smok·y || 'sməʊkɪ]

emitting smoke; full of smoke; hazy, cloudy; darkened with smoke; resembling smoke; gray, having the color of smoke; flavored with smoke

Use "smoky|smokier|smokiest" in a sentence

1. Cairngorm definition, smoky quartz

2. It's real smoky and that.

3. This room is very smoky.

4. You may like a Malt whisky that is peatier, or smokier, or sweeter, or whatever.

5. The ham had a smoky flavour.

6. Cairngorm definition is - smoky quartz

7. Escarole salad with smoky halloumi Croutons.

8. Bars are too smoky and noisy.

9. British informal an airless smoky smelly atmosphere.

10. The street began smoky and dark.

11. Babaganoush is the perfect smoky eggplant dip

12. He glanced nervously around the smoky bar.

13. The air had grown thick and smoky.

14. This wine has a slightly smoky flavour.

15. It's real smoky and noisy with this traffic.

16. Because it’s made from pure wood, hardwood Charcoal has a more natural, smokier flavor than briquettes.

17. This wine has a delicious smoky flavour.

18. They crossed the Great Smoky Mountains in midwinter.

19. The corridor opened into a low smoky room.

20. It imparts a distinct smoky flavor to whisky.

21. Firefighters use special breathing equipment in smoky buildings.

22. The band played in every smoky dive in town.

23. Very dark, smoky flavor with a hint of tobacco.

24. Birmingham is still declaimed as smoky, grimy, unpleasant and philistine.

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