Murk is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MURK in dictionary:

VERB:
• to murder, defeat convincingly
• make dark, dim, or gloomy
• murder (a person)
NOUN:
• darkness or thick mist that makes it difficult to see
• thick darkness
• Darkness; mirk.
• The refuse of fruit, after the juice has been expressed; marc.
• an atmosphere in which visibility is reduced because of a cloud of some substance
ADJECTIVE:
• dark, gloomy, obscure, also MIRK
• murky; gloomy.
• Dark; murky.
• dark or gloomy

Words related to MURK

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Words that contain MURK

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How to use MURK in a sentence

• We watched, I do not know for what, our eyes straining into the murk of the island.
• They appeared to be growing out of the nebulous murk.
• At Fiftieth Street she alighted, the white lights of the whitest street in the world forcing down through the murk, and a theater crowd swarming to be turned from reality.
• Ferry boats were lighted in defiance of the murk, and darted here and there at reckless angles.
• In the winter murk there is a look of Thackeray about the place as though the Sedleys or the Osbornes might be his neighbors.
• Through the clouds and murk of twenty centuries and more, it is still possible to catch clear glimpses of it, as it lies there in the golden sunshine of the ancient days.
• So passed he the posts All silent and sunken In mire and murk, Till fearful he felt for The doubtful Duck Boards No longer beneath him.
• Lanterns, lost at once in the murk, began to issue from wharf-houses as men started on foot up the shore of the bay.
• Searchlights sprang out, their white fingers feeling through the murk.
• Turning, here threatened a pillar of choking murk, red-tongued.
• As MacRae came in out of the murk along the cliffs, his one good eye was dazzled at first.
• Inside the shop the assortment ranged from bundles of reaping-hooks on the earthen floor to bottles of champagne in the murk of the top shelf.
• It shot up, all in an instant, out of the murk, and we had quick work to keep from grounding our canoes.
• But the candle of Eve, shining from the window, guided me, and kept both frost and murk from my heart.
• He leaned over, strained his eyes to follow through the murk the farther extent of those two ridges.
• Then a whistle seemed to cut the gloom right ahead, and a big black shape loomed through the murk.
• The hoarse siren of a ferryboat bellowed through the murk.
• The shade was drawn, only a yellow murk filtered out into the black, unlighted lane, but suddenly he started noiselessly toward it.
• She felt as though centuries of time had rolled over her head when the murk of the lowering sky lightened, and the London dawn was born, naked and grey.
• II ANNE The moon must have been nearly at the full, but I could not guess its position behind the even murk of cloud that muffled the whole face of the sky.
• Beyond its dingy platforms, the metal track which contracts into the murk is the road to China, though that is, perhaps, the last place you would guess to be at the end of it.
• His intimate knowledge of the position of the war vessels would be of use in this murk and darkness.
• This was on the very afternoon of the funeral, that would start for the Abbey after nightfall, and at Westminster I found a throng already gathered in the mud and murk.

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