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black

v.

[1]	blacken , boycott , embargo , melanize , melanise , blacklist , ban , nigrify , interdict

n.

[1]	blackness , inkiness
[2]	total darkness , lightlessness , blackness , pitch blackness
[3]	Joseph Black
[4]	Shirley Temple Black , Shirley Temple
[5]	Black person , blackamoor , Negro , Negroid

adj.

[1]	jet , jet-black , coal-black , inky , sooty , swart , swarthy , raven , ebony , dusky , (Literary) ebon , hyacinthine
[2]	Negro , Negroid , coloured , dark-skinned
[3]	dark , pitch-black , jet-black , coal-black , Stygian , starless , moonless
[4]	dark , sombre , dusky , gloomy , menacing , glowering , louring/lowering , threatening , funereal
[5]	malignant , baleful , baneful , deadly , deathly , sinister , dismal , hateful , disastrous
[6]	bad , foul , iniquitous , wicked , evil , diabolical , infernal , hellish , atrocious , awful , malicious , abominable , outrageous , vicious , villainous , flagitious , vile , disgraceful , unscrupulous , unconscionable , unprincipled , blackguardly , knavish , perfidious , insidious , nefarious , dastardly , treacherous , unspeakable , disgraceful , shameful , scurvy , criminal , felonious
[7]	angry , wrathful , furious , frowning , bad-tempered , sulky , resentful , clouded , threatening , glowering
[8]	bleak , dim
[9]	calamitous , fatal , fateful
[10]	blackened
[11]	pitch-dark
[12]	grim , mordant
[13]	bootleg , black-market , contraband , smuggled
[14]	ignominious , inglorious , opprobrious
[15]	smutty