Dictionary entry
Smokiest
Pronunciation
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Myanmar Meaning
(Adj[sup]) smoky
Definition
smoky /'små7ki/ adj ( -ier , -iest ) ၁။ (က) မီးခိုးအူေသာ။ smoky chimneys/fires. (ခ) မီးခိုးအူေသာ။ the smoky atmosphere of a room/an industrial town. ၂။ မီးခိုးနံ႔ရေသာ။ smoky cheeses. ၃။ မီးခိုး ေရာင္။ a pretty smoky glass ❍ a smoky grey coat.
Examples
- ‘The smoky
- oniony smell of the fair already filled my lungs.’
- ‘I felt a rumbling beneath my feet
- and smelled a smoky scent in the air.’
- ‘As the smoky smell grew stronger
- she rushed out of her son's room to investigate.’
- ‘The rank smoky smell recalls the lamp at Uncle Don's lodge on the lake where Jack and I went to swim on hot nights.’
- ‘The old image of snooker is of seedy
- smoky
- dimly-lit halls filled with sallow-complexioned men
- pint in one hand
- cigarette in the other as they wait their turn at the table.’
- ‘The bar had a smoky atmosphere
- filled with boisterous Alithanians.’
- ‘It had the typical incense smoky smell along with a bit of earthy amber
- hibiscus
- and a hint of patchouli.’
- ‘There's probably more
- I'm sure
- but I'm tired
- and I have to shower and clean off the smell from smoky bars so that I can rest.’
- ‘In the club
- the air is smoky and smells of burning apricot incense
- and there are ladies and men dressed in clothing that bedazzles and confuses me with its glory.’
- ‘The lights didn't work half the time
- the heating broke down
- there was trash everywhere and a strange
- smoky smell permeated everything.’
- ‘After the remains of the satellite had crashed to earth
- the village head noticed that the air had a smoky
- gunpowdery smell and thought a plane had crashed nearby.’
- ‘It's also possible that the appeal of smoky rock bars filled with booze and sexual possibilities might be an unbearable temptation.’
- ‘In other words
- no ventilation system can remove the harmful elements in secondhand smoke from the air - even if the room doesn't smell smoky.’
- ‘She led her into the depths of the boat to a small
- rather smoky room which smelled deliciously of stew.’
- ‘I seat myself on an old mahogany chair and begin to feel soothed by the sweet
- smoky smell of joss stick incense.’
- ‘I smell rather smokey after the pub
- and I was hoping I wouldn't.’
- ‘Squatters occupy vacant lots in the upscale neighborhood where the Kumars live in Hyderabad
- and their campfires give the warm air a smoky smell.’
- ‘The tavern was smoky and filled with quite a few strange creatures.’
- ‘CoCo View incinerates its garbage
- and the strong smoky smell often permeated the rooms.…’
- ‘He smelled a little smoky
- but the firefighters hadn't let anyone get near enough to become covered with soot.’