LookItUpsmoky
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈsmoʊki/ · UK /ˈsməʊki/
smoky means: Filled with smoke, or producing a lot of smoke.
adjective
FULL OF SMOKEB1
Filled with smoke, or producing a lot of smoke.
- The kitchen was hot and smoky.
- We left the smoky room.
- A smoky fire made our eyes water.
SMOKE FLAVOURB2
Having a taste or smell like smoke.
- The cheese has a smoky flavour.
- A smoky aroma came from the tea.
- This whisky tastes rich and smoky.
SMOKE COLOURC1
Having a grey or dark colour like smoke.
- She chose a smoky grey paint.
- The vase is made of smoky glass.
- His eyes were a smoky blue.
DEEP VOICEC2
Having a deep, rich, slightly rough sound.
- She sings in a smoky voice.
- His smoky tones filled the small club.
- The song begins with a few smoky notes.
Questions about smoky
What does smoky mean?
Filled with smoke, or producing a lot of smoke.
What is smoky in other languages?
Türkçe: dumanlı · Español: lleno de humo · Français: enfumé · Deutsch: rauchig · Italiano: fumoso · 日本語: 煙たい
How do you pronounce smoky?
In American English /ˈsmoʊki/; in British English /ˈsməʊki/.
How do you use smoky in a sentence?
The kitchen was hot and smoky. We left the smoky room.
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