noun
definition
One who blacks.
Examples of blacker in a Sentence
His eyes were blacker than Gabriel's, and his plain features deceptive.
His eyes were blacker than night and gleamed while his touch was cold, as if his body were already dead.
At close to seven feet with eyes and hair blacker than night and a permanent scowl, he was what most expected Death to look like.
He thought of Hell, and the portal glowed blacker than night. He thought of Kris, and the portal for the Sanctuary lit up. He thought of the Immortal underworld – Death's domain – and the portal turned gray.
He thought of Hell, and the portal glowed blacker than night. He thought of Kris, and the portal for the Sanctuary lit up. He thought of the Immortal underworld – Death's domain – and the portal turned gray.
This type, which is often known as the Vignoles rail, after Charles Blacker Vignoles (1793-1875), who re-invented it in England in 1836, is in general use in America and on the continent of Europe.
A coal of this kind is generally to be Lignite distinguished by its brown colour, either in mass or in the blacker varieties in the streak.
Generally speaking, the spots on the under parts and limbs are simple and blacker than those on the other parts of the body.
Mortal portals were like sunshine, the underworld the color of a storm cloud, and the portal to Hell blacker than Gabe's eyes.
Smoke billowed blacker than night above orange-yellow flames that mesmerized her.
It especially likes the deeper blacker soils that were created under long since vanished mixed oak woodland.
Comedy doesn't get much blacker than this savage satire on terrorism.
Comedy does n't get much blacker than this savage satire on terrorism.
If you still find liquid liner too much trouble, there's no shame in using pencil -- the blacker, the better!