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adjectivegrey (adjective) · greyer (comparative adjective) · greyest (superlative adjective) · gray (adjective) · grayer (comparative adjective) · grayest (superlative adjective)- of a color intermediate between black and white, as of ashes or lead:"gray flannel trousers" · "his hair was gray and wispy"
- (of the weather) cloudy and dull:"a cold, gray November day"
- (of a person) having gray hair:"a gray, fatherly gentleman" · "she's getting on a bit, and going gray"
- informalrelating to old people collectively:"gray power" · "the gray market"
- (of a person's face) pale, as through tiredness, age, or illness:"his face looked gray and drawn"
- without interest or character; dull and nondescript:"gray, faceless men" · "the gray daily routine"
- (of financial or trading activity) not accounted for in official statistics:"the gray economy"
noungrey (noun) · greys (plural noun) · gray (noun) · grays (plural noun) · Gray (noun)- gray color or pigment:"dirty intermediate tones of gray"
- gray clothes or material:"the man in gray"
- gray hair:"he sighed at the amount of gray at his temple"
- (Gray)the Confederate army in the Civil War, or a member of that army.
- a gray thing or animal, in particular a gray or white horse.
verbgrey (verb) · greys (third person present) · greyed (past tense) · greyed (past participle) · greying (present participle) · gray (verb) · grays (third person present) · grayed (past tense) · grayed (past participle) · graying (present participle)- (especially of hair) become gray with age:"he had put on weight and grayed somewhat"
- (of a person) become older:"the workforce is graying rapidly"
OriginOld English grǣg, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch grauw and German grau.Similar and Opposite Wordsadjective- of a color intermediate between black and white, as of ashes or lead:
- (of the weather) cloudy and dull:
- (of a person) having gray hair:
- relating to old people collectively:
- (of a person's face) pale, as through tiredness, age, or illness:
- without interest or character; dull and nondescript:
- (of financial or trading activity) not accounted for in official statistics:
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