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Dec. 16, 2014

subfuscous \suhb-FUHS-kuhs\ adjective 1. slightly dark, dusky, or somber. Quotes To add inanity to injury, he also began struggling—when friends and schoolmates sniffed out telltale odors of rebellion upon his person—to pass off his increasingly subfuscous wardrobe and squalorous digs as a matter of style... -- David James Duncan, The Brothers K, 1992 Origin Subfuscous entered English in the mid-1700s from the Latin subfuscus.

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