[f. BLACK a. + -Y1.] Somewhat black, blackish.
1594. Carew, Tasso (1881), 75. From his fell mouth such blacky belches came.
1877. [May Laffan], Honourable Miss Ferrard, I. vii. 234. Her glance fell harmlessly on Miss Babcock’s chignon—a candid edifice of jute and blacky-brown silk pinned on the back of her head.
