dank
adjective, dank·er, dank·est.
noun
Origin of dank
Synonyms for dank
Related Words for dank
muggy, humid, damp, steamy, sticky, chilly, wet, close, moist, slimy, soggy, dewy, drippingExamples from the Web for dank
Contemporary Examples of dank
She suffered no more beatings—just solitary confinement in an underground cell always dark and dank and cockroach-infested.
It was dark, dank, the walls charcoal-colored, the feeling of a cave.
Bodies in mortuaries, bodies in ponds, bodies under houses, and in dank boarding houses.
Next thing he knows, the rebel is waking up in a dank cave centuries later.
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“It was dark and dank and the children were rarely, if ever, taken outside,” Wright notes.
Historical Examples of dank
At one time it was a universal forest: thick, dark, and dank.
She smiled, put back her hand and brushed the dank hair from his moist brow.
The Shadow of a CrimeHall Caine
Her dress had been rich; it was now torn and damp, and clung in dank folds to her limbs.
A Son of HagarSir Hall Caine
They lay in the dank and chilly dawn as though death had reaped the field.
The Long RollMary Johnston
It was dank and still, dim and solemn within such a forest cavern.
The Long RollMary Johnston