1. third-person singular present tense of 'mirk': to make dark or gloomy; to obscure
Usage: archaic or poetic

1. plural of 'mirk': darkness or gloom
Usage: archaic or poetic

Examples

• The storm mirks the sky with heavy clouds.
• Fog mirks the harbor, making navigation difficult.
• The mirks of the forest made it hard to see the path.
• Evening mirks settle over the valley.
• Smoke mirks the air in the old factory.