Definitions
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- adjective of green tinged with grey
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Examples
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The coup de grâce of course was the faded WWII grayish-green jeep parked beside this masterpiece.
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Plus they add a novel texture and grayish-green hue to arrangements of evergreens and pine cones.
Greenery, With Hints of the Forest and Desert Anne Marie Chaker 2011
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Are those grayish-green things the “gemstones” that are its eyes?
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Khintsagov had bragged to his companions for months that what he had in his pocket was just a sample, and that he could get at least two kilograms of the grayish-green powder — not quite enough for a nuclear bomb, but, for a buyer with the right equipment and experience, a good start.
A Smuggler’s Story 2008
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The walls, formerly a drab public-building grayish-green, had been painted a deep black.
Baby Games Chelsea White 2010
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Khintsagov had bragged to his companions for months that what he had in his pocket was just a sample, and that he could get at least two kilograms of the grayish-green powder — not quite enough for a nuclear bomb, but, for a buyer with the right equipment and experience, a good start.
A Smuggler’s Story 2008
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The man standing before her was quite handsome with his grayish-green eyes, the shadow of a beard, and his thick, dark gold hair that reminded her of baked sugar, wet and pushed back.
One Season of Sunshine Julia London 2010
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Khintsagov had bragged to his companions for months that what he had in his pocket was just a sample, and that he could get at least two kilograms of the grayish-green powder — not quite enough for a nuclear bomb, but, for a buyer with the right equipment and experience, a good start.
A Smuggler’s Story 2008
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All he could see beyond that was the grayish-green sky, with no clouds.
Changing a Flat CL Bledsoe 2010
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Khintsagov had bragged to his companions for months that what he had in his pocket was just a sample, and that he could get at least two kilograms of the grayish-green powder — not quite enough for a nuclear bomb, but, for a buyer with the right equipment and experience, a good start.
A Smuggler’s Story 2008
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