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dankness::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | clamminess |
| Type of | damp, dampness, moistness |
| Derivation | dank |
Examples of dankness
dankness
One reason is that he won the 2003 Masters in dankness not unlike that at the United States Open this week.
From the nytimes.com
Only Hoskins rises above the dankness.
From the time.com
At the bottom, amid swirling condensation and suffocating dankness, they enter a large hall labeled as face number 5,206.
From the time.com
The canal is a thing of emerald weeds and dankness, whose calm is interrupted by freight trains barrelling over a nearby bridge.
From the guardian.co.uk
Other wines were broad, muscular, filled less with the quintessential rose scent than with meatiness, almost a dankness that would warm a winter night.
From the sfgate.com
We settled into the bar at Casablanca, at a table in the far corner, relieved to be out of the dankness that had set in with the end of the day.
From the nytimes.com
Anyway, this was a terrific series, at least for the first five of its nine seasons, when it was filmed in Vancouver, B.C., and the visuals had a misty, Sherlock-Holmesian dankness to them.
From the time.com
- Unpleasant wetness
- The state or quality of being dank
