Dark

dark, n. Destitute of light; not reflecting or radiating light; obscure; not easily seen through; mysterious hidden destitute of knowledge and culture; unrefined; evincing foul traits of character; vile; wicked foreboding evil; gloomy; suspicious. — n. Absence of light; obscurity; condition of ignorance; secrecy. [AS. deorc, D. donker, Sw., Dan., and G. dunkel, dark.] — Darken, darken, [-ened (-nd), -ening.] To make dark or black, obscure, render dim, deprive of vision; to render ignorant or stupid; to render le clear or intelligible; to cast a gloom upon; to make foul, sully.— v. To grow dark or darker. — Dark'ener, re.— Dark'ish, a. Somewhat dark dusky dim.—