Smoky

Describing something filled with, characterized by, or smelling of smoke. This can refer to the presence of actual smoke, a haze that resembles smoke, or even a taste or color reminiscent of smoke. The term can also be used metaphorically to suggest something mysterious, unclear, or suggestive of danger or secrecy. Furthermore, it can describe a sound, like a voice, with a quality similar to that of smoke - perhaps gravelly or soft. The intensity and nature of the 'smokiness' vary greatly depending on the context.

Smoky meaning with examples

• The campfire emitted a smoky aroma, making the surrounding woods smell warm and inviting. As the flames died down, the remaining embers cast a smoky haze into the night air, dancing and swirling. We were huddled together enjoying the smoky atmosphere. The smoky BBQ ribs left everyone licking their fingers. The air grew smoky, and the visibility deteriorated quickly as the forest fire approached.