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GreyAny of or relating to an achromatic colour of any lightness between the extremes of black and white. alabaster a pale yellowish pink to yellowish grey. battleship grey a medium shade of grey. bisque a. a pale orange-yellow
to yellowish grey. champagne a pale orange yellow to greyish yellow or yellowish grey. charcoal a dark greyish brown to black or dark purplish grey. ciner-eous(-ary) of a grey colour tinged with black dapple-grey grey with a mottled pattern of darker grey markings donkey-grey having a grey hue dove grey having a grey hue dun an almost neutral brownish grey to dull greyish brown. fuliginous coloured by or as if by soot fuscous dark brownish-grey in colour. gre(i)ge a greyish beige grizzly greyish or flecked with grey. gunmetal a dark grey. hoar(y) grey or white with or as if with age iron grey a dark grey with a slightly greenish tinge leaden dull, dark grey in colour livid ashen or pallid navy grey a dark grey olive drab a greyish olive to dark olive brown or olive grey. oxford grey a dark grey. oyster white a pale yellowish green to light grey. Payne's grey having a grey hue pearl grey a light grey, from yellowish to light bluish grey. platinum a medium to light grey. powder-grey having a grey hue putty a yellowish or light brownish grey to greyish yellow or light greyish brown. sand(y) a light greyish brown to yellowish grey. silver a lustrous medium grey slate (blue) a dark or bluish grey to dark bluish or dark purplish grey smoke a pale to greyish blue to bluish or dark grey steel steel grey steel blue a medium greyish blue tattletale grey white tinged with grey; greyish white taupe a brownish grey |
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