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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈsmoʊki/ · UK /ˈsməʊki/
smokey means: Filled with smoke, making the air unpleasant or difficult to see through.
adjective
Filled with smoke, making the air unpleasant or difficult to see through.
- The room was hot and smokey.
- We left the smokey bar and went outside.
- My eyes hurt in the smokey cabin.
Having a taste or smell like smoke.
- The cheese has a smokey flavor.
- I prefer a smokey whisky.
- The sauce gave the beans a rich, smokey taste.
Having a soft grey or dark colour like smoke.
- She chose a smokey grey coat.
- The bottle was made of smokey glass.
- His eyes were a soft smokey blue.
Questions about smokey
What does smokey mean?
Filled with smoke, making the air unpleasant or difficult to see through.
What is smokey in other languages?
Türkçe: dumanlı · Español: lleno de humo · Français: enfumé · Deutsch: verraucht · Italiano: pieno di fumo · 日本語: 煙の充満した
How do you pronounce smokey?
In American English /ˈsmoʊki/; in British English /ˈsməʊki/.
How do you use smokey in a sentence?
The room was hot and smokey. We left the smokey bar and went outside.
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