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murklins

murklins adverb: in the dark.

Adverb

murklins (comparative more murklins, superlative most murklins)

  1. (rare) In the dark.
    • I want to stay murklins peeking for my own eyes of justice,” she laughs, “I just hate life!” “Relax. Just relax. Below the foggy sea, there existed a town of extinct creatures of forgotten times.2013, Isaiah Lawrence, Hells Clouds

Forms of murklins

comparativemore murklins
superlativemost murklins
alternative formmurklings

Origin of murklins

From murk + -lins (dialectal variant of -lings), equivalent to murk + -lings (adverbial suffix).

Questions about murklins

What does murklins mean?
Murklins means in the dark.
What part of speech is murklins?
Murklins is an adverb.

Words near murklins in the dictionary

  1. murkiness
  2. murkinesses
  3. murking
  4. murking out
  5. murkish
  6. murklins
  7. murkly
  8. murkness
  9. Murkowski
  10. murks
  11. murks out

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