Murky
21murky — murk•y [[t]ˈmɜr ki[/t]] adj. murk•i•er, murk•i•est 1) dark, gloomy, and cheerless 2) obscure or thick, as with mist 3) cvb vague; unclear: a murky statement[/ex] • Etymology: 1300–50 murk′i•ly, adv. murk′i•ness, n …
22murky — 1. Containing discreditable or sinister secrets. 2. murky past Unsavoury past life (usu. facet.) …
23murky — adj. (also mirky) ( ier, iest) 1 dark, gloomy. 2 (of darkness) thick, dirty. 3 suspiciously obscure (murky past). Derivatives: murkily adv. murkiness n …
24Murky Depths — Editor Terry Martin (publisher) Categories Science fiction/horror anthology magazine Frequency Quarterly …
25murky waters — Where people are behaving in morally and ethically questionable ways, they are in murky waters …
26murky waters — Where people are behaving in morally and ethically questionable ways, they are in murky waters. (Dorking School Dictionary) …
27murky — adjective a) Hard to see through, as a fog or mist. b) Gloomy, dark, dim. Syn: dark See Also: murk, murkily, murkiness …
28murky — Synonyms and related words: ambiguous, amorphous, amphibological, besmirched, black, blackened, bleak, blind, blotchy, caliginous, clear as mud, clouded, cloudy, dark, dark colored, darkened, darkish, darksome, dim, dimmish, dimpsy, dingy, dirty …
29murky — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) adj. dark, gloomy; obscure, hazy. See obscurity, darkness. II (Roget s IV) modif. 1. [Dark] Syn. dim, dusky, dingy; see dark 1 , dirty 1 . 2. [Gloomy] Syn. cheerless, dismal, somber; see sad 1 . 3.… …
30murky — murk·y || mÉœrkɪ / mÉœËkɪ adj. dark; foggy; gloomy …
