(of a person, behaviour) severely moral and strict
severe in manner
without colour or lights
dark, inky
(of a hen) wanting to brood
gloomy
a black substance made by burning wood slowly in an oven with little air, used as fuel, for drawing etc
dark, inky
gloomy, miserable
depressing, unhappy
having no or very little light
lack of light
having or showing dignity
honorable
dirty looking; not fresh or pleasant
soiled, tacky
very unhappy and without hope because of the loss of a person or thing
depressed, unhappy
sad, gloomy; miserable
bleak, dreary, gloomy
sad, depressed
depressing
dull; uninteresting
dull, colorless
dull; uninteresting; gloomy
gloomy, lifeless
suitable for a funeral; sad and gloomy
depressing
dark, until; giving very little happiness, hope
dark, black
a kind of hard, grey stone, used for building
muted silver in color
serious; very sad and disappointing; (a place with) a hole dug in the ground for a dead body
serious; gloomy
(US) = grey
silver
(of) the colour between black and white, coloured like ashes
silver
serious and severe; determined
hopeless, horrible in manner, appearance
a low shrub with small purple, pink or white flowers
silver
sad(ness), especially often or for long periods
depressed, sad
having, showing, an interest in horrible, unhealthy or depressing thing
gloomy, nasty, sickly
dark; gloomy
gloomy, obscure
(of the sky) darkened by clouds
cloudy, darkened
covered with clouds or shadows
dark, black
a kind of shellfish used as food, usually eaten uncooked
silver
(the fur from) a kind of small animal with a bushy tail
very dark in color
unhappy; causing unhappy feelings; bad
unhappy, depressed
(of a person, behaviour) calm; serious; to give (a person) sedative
calm, collected
serious and sincere; done formally and with ceremony; serious and not smiling
quiet, serious
(of a person, appearance, behaviour etc) conservative, quiet and serious
restrained, set
no stars to be seen
dark, inky
silent and angry; dark and gloomy
brooding, upset
not attractive or interesting
not appealing