smokey

[ˈsməʊki]

smokey Definition

• 1. full of smoke or emitting smoke
• 2. having a taste or aroma of smoke
• 3. resembling smoke in appearance or color

Using smokey: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "smokey" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The room was filled with the smokey smell of burning wood.

• Example

  The barbeque sauce had a rich, smokey flavor.

• Example

  The painting had a smokey quality to it, with muted colors and blurred lines.

smokey Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for smokey

• smoky
• foggy
• hazy
• murky
• cloudy

Antonyms for smokey

• clear
• bright
• sunny

Phrases with smokey

• smokey eye

  a makeup technique that involves using dark eyeshadow to create a smoky, blended effect around the eyes

  Example

  She applied a smokey eye look for the evening party.

• smokey quartz

  a brownish-grey variety of quartz that is often used in jewelry

  Example

  She wore a beautiful necklace made of smokey quartz.

• Smokey Bear

  a mascot of the United States Forest Service who is known for his slogan 'Only you can prevent forest fires'

  Example

  Smokey Bear has been a symbol of fire prevention since 1944.

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Summary: smokey in Brief

The term 'smokey' [ˈsməʊki] describes something that is full of smoke, has a taste or aroma of smoke, or resembles smoke in appearance or color. It can refer to a room, food, or even a painting. 'Smokey' extends into phrases like 'smokey eye,' a makeup technique, and 'Smokey Bear,' a mascot of the US Forest Service.