Definition of "skyey" [sky•ey]

• Of, from, or resembling the sky: "a sheet of skyey water” ( John Updike). (adjective)

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• "Beside our camp, from loosed robe like skyey plain: 479"
• "Thus all is purged from the grossness of sense, from the carking cares and foul vices of the World; and rides there, on its Clothes-horse; as, on a Pegasus, might some skyey Messenger, or purified Apparition, visiting our low Earth."
• "Afar, the skyey spaces themselves seem to be full of buildings; near, wind the serpentine curves of waving trees and green footpaths."