
adj.
- Gloomy and dark.
- Infernal; hellish.
- Of or relating to the river Styx.
[From Latin Stygius, from Greek Stugios, from Stux, Stug-, Styx.]
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[From Latin Stygius, from Greek Stugios, from Stux, Stug-, Styx.]
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