black

mod. without cream or milk. (Said of coffee.) Black coffee, good and hot, please.

See:

(as) black as (one's) hat
(as) black as a raven
(as) black as a raven's feather
(as) black as a raven's wing
(as) black as ink
(as) black as Newgate's knocker
(as) black as the devil
(as) black as the minister's coat
(as) black as thunder
a black day
a black mark
as clear as black and white
back of the black stump
be (not) as black as (someone/something) is painted
be as black as are is painted
be in the black
beyond the black stump
black
black and blue
black and white
black as a skillet
black as night
black as one is painted
black as pitch
black babies
black book
black eye
Black Friday
black gold
black gum
black hole
black list
Black Lives Matter
black look
black magic
Black Maria
black mark
black mark beside name
black on black
black out
black rider
Black Russian
black sheep
black sheep of the family
black stump
black tie
black triangle
black-and-blue
black-collar workers
blacklist
black-silk barge
devil is not so black as he is painted
dirty look, give a
early black
give a black eye to (someone or something)
in (someone's) black books
in black and white
in the black
in the red
little black book
look black
not as black as (one) is painted
of the blackest dye
once you go black, you never go back
paint a black picture (of someone or something)
paint black
paint the black
pitch black
pot calling the kettle black, the
pot is calling the kettle black
pretend that black is white
put down in black and white
swear blind
the black ox has trod upon (one's) foot
the black ox has trod upon (one's) toe
the black sheep
the new black
the pot calling the kettle black
this side of the black stump

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Allissa	ə-LIS-ə	English (Rare)
Ieronimus	-	Late Roman
Bobbie	['bɔbi]
Hilarius	-	Ancient Roman
Evgenia	yev-GYE-nee-yah (Russian), eev-GYE-nee-yah (Russian)	Greek, Russian, Bulgarian
Dorsey	['dɔ:si]