Dank is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DANK in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a wet place
• Moisture; humidity; water.
• A small silver coin current in Persia.
• unpleasant damp and chilliness
ADJECTIVE:
• unpleasantly damp
• unpleasantly damp and cold
• unpleasantly damp and chilly
• Damp; moist; humid; wet.
• unpleasantly cool and humid

Words related to DANK

danker11 dankest12 dankish15 dankly14 dankness13 danknesses15 danks10

Words that contain DANK

danks10 danker11 dankly14 dankest12 dankish15 dankness13 danknesses15 gedankenexperim32 gedankenexperiment35 gedankenexperiments36

How to use DANK in a sentence

• He gasped, struggled, and in a fervent outburst of thanksgiving regained the dank mound.
• And when the eighteenth hour was nigh come, I perceived that the nature of the Gorge was grown very horrid and dank.
• His brisk white coat seemed dank with cold dews, and there was something shadowy about him and strangely quiet.
• V Cold air met them, yet it was neither dank nor unpleasant as air usually is that has never tasted sunlight.
• There is no strength in weakness, no encouragement in foul air, vile food, and dank dens.
• The torn roots, the decaying trunks, and the shattered branches of the dead giants of the ancient wood, were dank with water-moss.
• Here fallen trees and a matted underbrush of poisonous vines lay submerged in dank black water.
• The pool was very sullen and cool under the dank shadow of the hanging trees.
• As though touched by a hand of magic, the atmosphere, for so many days dank and thick, suddenly became brilliantly clear and transparent, and the sun shone bright and warm.
• She had run to and fro in the dank darkness, beating first upon the door beneath the Convent cloisters, then upon the door, a mile away, leading into the Cathedral crypt.
• It was a greyish hue now, and dank with perspiration.
• They were marching in a dank world belonging to an earlier age than ours.
• A few hours more and the sun would be blazing in upon even the dank depths of the canon for his midday stare.
• The mingled gold and chestnut of her thick hair was dank and sodden with brine, the wistful face that she turned up to him was pinched and colorless and blue about the lips.
• Once more in the boat, the chill of the dank river atmosphere awakened little Archie.
• The hills that walled it in on either side grew higher and balder, and the clouds lay cold and dank upon their bleak and sullen brows.
• In other dank cellars soldiers who were off guard were lying or sitting.
• The air was dust-laden, and carried besides the smell of dust and the warm breath of desert growths, a dank odor that was unpleasant.
• The cave itself was about six feet deep, and very dank and dismal-looking.
• The night wind came through the open door, dank and cold.
• Nothing grew in the dank air but crawling things which were horrible to the eye.
• The light was growing stronger every moment, though the mist still hung heavy and dank.
• Oh! What a night it was! And I passed on with quick steps among the high, dank grass amid the rain and tempest.
• His sombrero was tipped back and the hair hung dank about the pale, sweating forehead, suggestive of sickness.
• The window commanded an elevated if non-exhilarating view of back yards, one and all dank, dismal, and littered with the debris of a long, hard winter.

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