English to English Dictionary

Dark horse

A candidate or competitor about whom little is known but who unexpectedly succeeds.

Dark-Haired

Having hair that is dark in color, typically black or dark brown.

Dark-colored

Having a dark shade or hue; reflecting relatively little light.

Dark-electro

A subgenre of electronic and industrial music characterized by heavy, distorted beats, harsh synth lines, and ominous, dystopian atmospheres.

Dark-hued

Having a dark color, shade, or complexion.

Dark-spot corrector

A topical cosmetic or dermatological product formulated to reduce the appearance of hyperpigmentation, age spots, or acne scars.

Darken

To make or become dark or darker.

Darkness

The partial or total absence of light.

Darkvision

The ability to see clearly in conditions of complete darkness or low light, often attributed to biological adaptation or magical enhancement.

Darling

A beloved person, especially one who is very dear or charming; often used as a term of endearment.

Darlingly

In a darling, affectionate, or endearingly charming manner.

Dart

A small, pointed missile that is thrown or shot.