sky
describes a sky that is blue and clear
a sky with no clouds
the sky as it appears at night
a sky covered by clouds
the sky at night, with little or no light
a sky that is dull and covered with clouds
a sky full of light, typically from the sun
a sky characteristic of a sunny day
a sky completely free of clouds
a sky completely covered with a layer of clouds
a sky completely dark, as at night or during a severe storm
refers to the sky in an unenclosed space, often outdoors
a night sky full of stars
refers to a broad, open expanse of sky
the sky as it appears in the morning
describes a sky that appears vast and expansive
a sky that is dark and threatening, indicating a storm
emphasizes the immense and boundless nature of the sky
a night sky illuminated by the moon
a night sky illuminated by stars
a sky that is not bright, typically grey and cloudy
the sky as it is becoming dark, usually at dusk
describes a sky with no clouds, birds, or aircraft
a night sky densely covered with stars
a night sky full of visible stars
a sky with little color, often at dawn or on a cloudy day
a sky with light mist, smoke, or dust, reducing visibility
the sky as seen from a desert, often very clear and vast
a night sky with no visible moon
a sky that is dark grey and heavy, often before rain or snow
a sky filled with smog (smoke mixed with fog)
a sky that is a very deep, dark black, like ink
describes a sky of a deep, clear blue color
describes a sky of a deep, brilliant blue, similar to azure
a small visible area of the sky, often seen through an opening
at a high position in the sky
at a low position in the sky, near the horizon
the sky directly overhead or over a particular place
the sky directly above you
to begin to fly; to go into the sky
to set very high goals for oneself; to be ambitious
a phrase used to mock or criticize someone who is believed to be overreacting and causing unnecessary alarm
refers to the location of something being up in the sky
indicates movement from one side of the sky to the other
indicates something falling or coming down from above
describes an object seen with the sky as a background
indicates something falling or appearing suddenly from the sky
refers to the area of sky above a specific place
refers to the sky located directly overhead
in a location under a sky of a certain description
in a location under a sky of a certain description
to make the sky bright with light
to look at the sky for a period of time
used when a large number of things (like birds, planes, smoke) appear in the sky
to look carefully over the whole sky, often searching for something
to light up the sky, often with a bright or sudden light
to move around an area of the sky to guard or observe it, usually by aircraft
the sky becomes free of clouds
the sky becomes free of clouds after being cloudy or rainy
the sky becomes dark, often before a storm or at night
the sky suddenly becomes bright, for example with lightning or fireworks
the sky becomes brighter, especially at dawn
the sky becomes grey, usually because of clouds
the sky produces a steady light, for example from the setting sun or city lights
the sky becomes covered with clouds
start raining, usually heavily
the sky has long, thin lines of a different color, like light or clouds