| 释义 |
danky, a.|ˈdæŋkɪ|
Also dial. donkey, -ky.
[f. dank + -y1.]
Somewhat dank, dampish.
1796W. Marshall Midl. Counties Gloss., Donkey, dampish, dank. 1820Moir in Blackw. Mag. VIII. 176 The sward is dim with moss and danky weeds. 1821Ibid. IX. 271 The owl sends forth her whoop from danky vaults. 1869Lonsdale Gl., Donky, damp, moist, humid: ‘a donky day’. |