Darkness

Lacking or having very little light.

Why can I not break this spell, I'm in darkness, is this hell?

by HT February 5, 2004

dark

The greatly over used word to describe the relatively tame subject matter of PG rated movies, thus diluting its true meaning. For example The Dark Knight or Harry Potter.

Compare:

Moron McMoronington: "The Dark Knight is the darkest of the two."

Grandad: "The jewish prisoners at Auschwitz saw some very dark times..."
Tom "Yes indeed."

by Thomas Harman October 24, 2008

dark

the absence of light. darkness may be conquered by even the slightest amount of light, wereas, in order for darkness to conquer light, there must be no light at all.

The room was dark until John lit a candle, at which point, everything became illuminated.

by werekdsljfa September 10, 2010

dark

Used to describe something or sometime with a disturbing quality

- Ey that presenter from countdown died yesterday

- Whoa...that's pretty dark, homeboi

by Antony Johnston April 9, 2006

darks

Sunglasses. Any type of eye piece that has dark lenses. aka sunnies. Yes, they are a more generic term for stunna shades or stunnas

I'm in my whip, im in my ride,
supastar stunna wit dem darks on my eyes

by Mi0s January 13, 2008

The Dark

Statement used when hearing or seeing only the worst possible thing imaginable. Taken from when Justin on Event Horizon awakes from a coma after a visit to "the other place".

Prosecuting - "So may I present to the court the files taken from the hard drive of the defendant Mr Gary Glitter."
The Jury as one - "The Dark"

by Nozzer August 28, 2006

Darkness

Used to describe very dark skinned African American People.

Eddie Murphy and Charlie Murphy are know as the "Darkness Twins"

by Petrov July 8, 2007