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soot-black

ADJECTIVE
  1. of the black color of soot

How To Use soot-black In A Sentence

  • In each cemetery there are two or three little flames dancing in the wind under soot-blackened glass.
  • A heavier-than-average baby at nine pounds something with a messy crop of soot-black hair, squinty eyes and dimples in all the right places.
  • A toner cartridge is color (or the soot-black lack thereof, and by extension, Manichean dualism), disposability, the Gillette model of razor marketing, the democratization of print publishing. Lateral Thinking for Writers | The Long Write
  • In this work, appropriately titled Across the Street, a window with soot-black mullions gives onto a view of geometric shrubbery in the near distance, beyond which the built landscape stacks in blocks and meets the sky.
  • A toner cartridge is color (or the soot-black lack thereof, and by extension, Manichean dualism), disposability, the Gillette model of razor marketing, the democratization of print publishing. Lateral Thinking for Writers | The Long Write
  • It looks like a scene from Dante's fevered imagination: An ancient, soot-blackened, windowless workshop lit by a volcanic display of sparks.
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