smoky in Latin
smoky in Latin is fūmeus, fūmōsus, fumatus — smoky means filled with or giving off smoke.
smoky in Latin
fūmeus
Filled with smoke.
fūmōsus
Filled with smoke.
fumatus
Of a colour or colour pattern similar to that of smoke.
What does "smoky" mean?
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adjective Filled with or giving off smoke.
"The bar had a smoky atmosphere before the ban."
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adjective Having a flavor or aroma like smoke.
"The barbecue sauce had a rich, smoky taste."
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adjective Of a deep, raspy voice quality.
"She sang in a low, smoky voice."
smoky in a sentence
- The bar had a smoky atmosphere before the ban.
- The barbecue sauce had a rich, smoky taste.
- She sang in a low, smoky voice.
Common Latin translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "smoky" in Latin?
"smoky" in Latin is fūmeus, fūmōsus, fumatus. smoky means: Filled with or giving off smoke.
How do you use "smoky" in a sentence?
Example: "The bar had a smoky atmosphere before the ban." In Latin, "smoky" is fūmeus, fūmōsus, fumatus.
Are there other ways to say "smoky" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "smoky": fūmeus, fūmōsus, fumatus.
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