dank

• “But the compound subject is really equivalent to "the willow with its osiers dank," osiers being water-willows or their branches. ~dank~, damp: comp.”

  Milton's Comus

• “Actually to call it dank is a tad untrue - we were blessed with clear blue skies which lit up leaves, hips and haws.”

  A portrait of Snailbeach

• “Remember when flat, uncomfortable inclining lifts were installed in dank, musty homes?”

  Strange Stairs

• “The second excerpt (located at a separate URL) describes his encounter with a homeless man living in dank tunnel near the airport, who has fashioned himself an elevated bed that manages to stay above the water line even during major flooding.”

  Boing Boing

• “David, #253: Ah, yes -- when Houston gets cold, it also tends to get dank, which is worse.”

  Making Light: Snowpocalypse Part Next

• “Doctors wheel a girl through what can only be described as a dank dungeon.”

  Guilty Pleasure – Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers…with Paul Rudd?!? | MovieChopShop

• “It was delightful and satisfying to come into the spacious and cozy livingroom, filled with overstuffed easychairs and comfortable couches, warmed by the most efficient of centralheating systems or to use one of the perfectly appointed bathrooms whose every fixture was the best money could buy and recall the dank stone floors and walls leading up to a mammoth and -- from a thermal point of view -- perfectly useless fireplace flanked by the coatsofarms of deadandgone gentry who were content to shuffle out on inclement mornings to answer nature's calls in chilly outhouses.”

  Greener Than You Think

• “Although any beer with "dank" in its name seems to me to have limited commerical appeal.”

  :Acquired Taste

• “There's something kind of dank and nasty about "under the sink"....”

  Continued Adventures in Our German Kitchen

• “No given aspect of my life is in any state more dire than "dank," though my commute to work this morning was miserable.”

  into the heart of darkness

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