- Mirk
- Mirk Mirk, n. Darkness; gloom; murk. ``In mirk and mire.'' --Longfellow. [1913 Webster]
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mirk — mirk; mirk·i·ly; mirk·i·ness; mirk·some; … English syllables
mirk|y — «MUR kee», adjective, mirk|i|er, mirk|i|est. = murky. (Cf. ↑murky) … Useful english dictionary
Mirk — Mirk, a. [See {Murky}.] Dark; gloomy; murky. Spenser. Mrs. Browning. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
mirk — [mʉrk] n. alt. sp. of MURK mirky adj. mirkier, mirkiest … English World dictionary
Mirk — Not to be confused with Murk (band). Mirk Origin Albany, New York, USA Genres Pop, soul, R B, hip hop Years active 2009–present Labels … Wikipedia
mirk — [[t]mɜrk[/t]] n. adj. murk mirk′y, adj. mirk•i•er, mirk•i•est … From formal English to slang
mirk — var. of MURK. * * * variant of murk * * * /merrk/, n., adj. murk. * * * mirk «murk», noun, adjective. = murk. (Cf. ↑murk) * * * n. & adj. archaic spelling of murk * * * mirk, mirky etc., var. forms of murk … Useful english dictionary
Mirk, John — (ca. 1355–after 1414) John Mirk was an English Augustinian canon and the author of three devotional texts, two in English and one in Latin.His anthology of sermons in English, the Festial (ca. 1382–90), was one of the earliest printed books in … Encyclopedia of medieval literature
mirk — /merrk/, n., adj. murk. * * * … Universalium
mirk — Cleveland Dialect List very dark … English dialects glossary
