blacksome
blackish
sable
outer space
charcoal-gray
charcoal
charcoal-grey
grey-black
gray-black
slate black
greyish-black
grayish-black
ebony
nigricant
ebon
duskish
milky
grayish
coal black
pitchy
soot black
pitch black
jet black
black-grey
blackish-gray
black-gray
blackish-grey
black
dunny
hoary
nigritudinous
obsidian
India-inky
blackened
iron blue
dark-gray
blackwash
oxford-grey
dark-grey
Davy's gray
steel gray
steel grey
oxford-gray
Davy's grey
slate-black
dunnish
jet
coal-black
swart
sooty
jet-black
nigrous
charcoal grey
brown-black
clair de lune
brownish-black
charcoal gray
oxford gray
oxford grey
blue-gray
dark as the inside of a cow
blue-black
coarsish
violet-black
dusky-colored
dark-colored
dark-coloured
dusky-coloured
black crappie
Ascophyllum nodosum
black-and-white
dusk
mela-
Pomoxis nigromaculatus
grizzle
blackishly
coarsy
bladderwrack
black-coated
ruddyish
blackishness
slate blue
eumelanosome
neutral
slate gray

English words for 'Somewhat black; dusky'

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