Smoky (adjective)

1. Having or emitting smoke or an odor like smoke.
2. Having a smoky color, such as gray or brown with a hint of blue.
3. Having a strong smell or flavor reminiscent of smoke, especially from burning wood.

Origin:

Derived from the middle english word 'smoke', it has been in use since the late 15th century.

Examples:

1. The smoky taste of the grilled steak was irresistible.
2. The smoky color of the dress matched her eye shadow perfectly.
3. The room was smoky from all the cigars being smoked.
4. The smoky fragrance of wood burning in the fireplace filled the air.
5. The smoky haze from the fire filled the entire area.