a person of African descent or with dark skin

the absence of light; a literal state of being dark

A criminal organization or an organized crime syndicate.

Heilong River or Amur River, forming the border between northeast China and Russia

consisting of black and white colors; not in color

Heilongjiang Province in northeast China, capital Harbin (abbr. to [[黑|黑|Hei1]])

The criminal underworld or an organized crime syndicate.

(astronomy) black hole

a little-known contestant or candidate who unexpectedly wins or succeeds

(computing) (loanword) hacker

the time of day when the sky turns dark; dusk

Munich (München), the capital city of Bavaria, Germany

a road or path that is dark or unlit

a dark shape, outline, or silhouette cast by an object or person

a mechanic, manual laborer, or blue-collar worker (Taiwan usage)

an unlicensed or unofficial taxi operating without a commercial transport permit

Tehran, capital of Iran

Montenegro (country)

Bosnia and Herzegovina (abbreviation of [[波斯尼亚和黑塞哥维那|波斯尼亞和黑塞哥維那|Bo1 si1 ni2 ya4 he2 Hei1 sai4 ge1 wei2 na4]])

a dark biological pigment occurring in the skin, hair, and eyes of humans and animals

Hidden details of a scandal, corruption, or shady dealings behind the scenes.

ruthless, lacking in conscience, or possessing a vicious mind full of hatred and jealousy

blackberry (Rubus fruticosus)

Auricularia auricula-judae, an edible fungus

common chimpanzee

to be made a scapegoat; to be unjustly blamed

pitch-black or deeply dark in color

Asiatic black bear (Ursus thibetanus)

Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel (1770-1831), German philosopher

dark; dim

extremely dark or pitch-black in color

to apply black substance to a surface, such as a face for camouflage

blackboard bulletin with short news items written on it (commonly found in schools or factories)

Black Hawk (helicopter)

to expose unfair or illegal business practices, typically on a consumer protection website

a black game piece or stone used in board games such as Go or Chinese chess

unfair or biased refereeing, often resulting from bribery or partiality in sports

spade ♠ (in card games)