Dusk

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The darker stage of twilight, especially in the evening. noun

Tending to darkness; dusky. adjective

To become or make dark or dusky. intransitive & transitive verb

To make dusky or dark; obscure; make less luminous.

To make dim.

To grow dark; begin to lose light, brightness, or whiteness.

To cause a dusky appearance; produce a slightly ruffled or shadowed surface.

Dark; tending to darkness; dusky; shaded, either as to light or color; shadowy; swarthy.

Partial darkness; an obscuring of light, especially of the light of day; a state between light and darkness; twilight: as, the dusk of the evening; the dusk of a dense forest. noun

Tendency to darkness of color; swarthiness. noun

Tending to darkness or blackness; moderately dark or black; dusky. adjective

Imperfect obscurity; a middle degree between light and darkness; twilight. noun

A darkish color. noun

To make dusk. transitive verb

To grow dusk. intransitive verb

A period of time occurring at the end of the day during which the sun sets. noun

To begin to lose light or whiteness; to grow dusk verb

The time of day immediately following sunset noun

Become dusk verb

A period of time at the end of day when the sun is below the horizon but before the full onset of night, especially the darker part of twilight.

A darkish colour.

1. to put the hand, finger, etc., on or into contact with (something) to feel it; touch. 2. to touch something, anything with a connotation suggestive of mischief or prohibited behavior. 3. to touch it...preferably in Miami. Urban Dictionary

Adjective, meaning ugly or horrible pronounced doosk. Urban Dictionary

To dusk it. Drinking/drugs/partying/clubbing thru the night. Taken to mean "are we going to carry out the plans we had tonight" Ussually said "duskin'" as opposed to "dusking". Urban Dictionary

To confuse someone -- the opposite of saying "it dawned on me" Comes from dusk, the time of day when the light is fading. Origin is a well known Penn State psychology professor. Urban Dictionary

A Dusk is an intelligent breed of wolf/human. She reads wayyyy too much and laughs a lot too. A Dusk will kick butt if you mess with her, but can also be nice and caring. She will always take good care of her balloon childs. Urban Dictionary

To dusk it. Drinking/drugs/partying/clubbing thru the night. Taken to mean "are we going to carry out the plans we had tonight" Ussually said "duskin'" as opposed to "dusking". Urban Dictionary

A type of extreme anger in which one gets so angry they begin expressing other emotions (i.e. sadness, joy, hysteria, apathy, etc.) Any extreme form of an emotion that causes one to express a different emotion. Urban Dictionary

Dusk is a name for a huge lesbian who is sick and tired of her dad's gender stereotypes. They always try to act like they're innocent but they really aren't, and constantly retain emotional imbalance. They're probably emo. Urban Dictionary

The word is a variation of "night rider" but in the case of a "dusk rider", it describes a female ;(usually white but not always); who mostly has sex or has relationships with "brown people" which can consist of men of indian, middle eastern, south asian, etc origin. Urban Dictionary

Dusk is a sky blue pegasus with a need for speed. not only is she awesome but makes sick youtube videos Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to dusk:
dusk.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word dusk:
feathered, crepuscular, dawn, toes, forage, til, till, nocturnal, twilight, foraging, sunset, midnight, embrace, darkness, legs, feed, feeding, insects, noon, bats, larvae, horizon, loud, trails, night, prey, predators, evening, daytime, planes, nest, diet, spotted, worldwide, lights, approached, convoy, occur, breeding, sight, birds, fly, lighting, hunting, withdrew, eggs, species, morning, retreat, spend, dark, enemy, occurs, dogs, artillery, hunt.

Words that rhyme with dusk:
brusque, husk, musk, tusk, busk, rusk, lusk, cusk, cornhusk, kuske, buske, bruske, muske.

Adjectives that are often used to describe dusk:
early, blue, late, deep, soft, warm, near, gray, purple, grey, cool, cold, green, past, long, slow, thick, clear, quiet, golden, red, yellow, scented, heavy, perpetual, dim, rainy, chill, strange, luminous, wintry, swift, pale, brown, tropical, hot, brief, chilly, fragrant, dark, mysterious, deeper, premature, windy, murky, sudden, wet, gloomy, sweet, daily, smoky, quick, dawn, silent, rosy, shadowy, eternal, bluish, artificial, lit, lilac, twilight, foggy, melancholy, transparent, silvery, gathering, lingering, pre, gentle, mellow, false, comparative, hazy, damp, still, semi, 9am, pink, pleasant, rich, faint, humid, dull, vague, snowy, friendly.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective dusk:
spread, dawn, approaches, dairies, drops, wings, light, deepens, gathers, was, rocket, song, outside, veils.

Consonant match to dusk:
desk, disk, disc, disque.

Words that sound like dusk:
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