What does SMOKY mean?

smoky

Part of Speech: adjective

Definition: filled with smoke or emitting smoke; having a taste or aroma of smoke

Pronunciations: US: /ˈsmoʊki/; UK: /ˈsməʊki/

Origin and Usage: The word "smoky" is derived from the Middle English word "smoke" and has been in use since the 15th century. Its usage is primarily associated with the presence of smoke or the taste and aroma of smoke in food or drink. It is also used to describe a hazy or foggy atmosphere or the appearance of something covered in smoke.

Synonyms: smoggy, hazy, foggy, murky, sooty, cloudy, misty

Related Words: smoke, choky, poky, yokes, jokee

Example Sentences:

• The smoky aroma of the barbecue filled the air.
• The room was filled with smoky haze from the fireplace.
• The smoky flavor of the grilled meat was delicious.
• The city skyline was obscured by smoky fog.
• The smoky residue on the walls indicated a fire had occurred.