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Root entry · 13 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concept of dark coloration, specifically a duskiness or blackness on the lips. It extends to descriptions of dark or intense colors in other contexts, such as a dark complexion, dark spears, or dense shade. It also touches upon the idea of something being intense or thick.
Derived headwords
- 1.Dusky lipsboth
A duskiness or blackness on the lips.
- 1.His lips became darkboth
To have dark or dusky lips.
- 1.His lips became darkboth
To have dark or dusky lips.
- 1.His lips became darkboth
To have dark or dusky lips.
- 1.Dusky-lipped (male)both
Describing a male with dark or dusky lips.
- 2.Dark-complexionedclassical
Having a dark complexion.
- 3.Intense, strongclassical
Describing something as intense, strong, or severe.
- 1.Dusky-lipped (female)both
Describing a female with dark or dusky lips.
- 1.Dark-complexioned spearclassical
A spear with a dark or intensely colored shaft.
- 1.Dense, thick (shade)both
Describing shade as dense or thick.
- 1.Dense, thick (trees)both
Describing trees as dense or thick, providing much shade.
- 1.To gleam, to shineclassical
To gleam or shine, often with a dark or subtle luster.
- 1.To become duskyclassical
To become dusky or dark, particularly referring to lips.
- 1.To become duskyclassical
To become dusky or dark, particularly referring to lips.
- 1.Cold-mouthedclassical
Describing someone whose saliva is cold.