smoky , auch: smokey

The room was so smoky it could have been on fire.

If this is an issue, ask the staff to find the least smoky table.

His eyes did not follow her while she moved about the smoky room.

"But without success, since I am in smoky form at the moment."

If you cut off his head it will just turn smoky and reform.

They'd use green wood so it would be a really smoky fire.

Through the smoky air it was impossible to see who.

There was a film on the glass, of a smoky blue color.

She then saw a movement off in the smoky east that sent her into action.

She could now see the man standing there in the smoky light at the end of the hall.

I say relatively, of course, because it gets pretty smoky.

Tables in back are next to a smoky open kitchen.

Like the time a small smoky fire occurred in the office kitchen.

I could sit around and listen to that smoky voice all day.

He took one step forward, an ugly light in his smoky eyes.

The sandals were dark brown, everything else was a smoky blue.

The smoky perfume might have been created with her in mind.

We found an empty table in a smoky part of the room near the bar.

Her smoky blue eyes glanced down, then back at his face.

There had been nothing but kindness in those smoky eyes.

So I would concentrate on being smoky, and see what happened.

She found him watching her, lust in his smoky eyes.

He turned, went quickly across the smoky common room and out into the chill night.

Finally, the woman showed them into the huge and smoky hall.

The room was smoky and much the worse for wear.