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- adjective of green tinged with grey
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Examples
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I pick my way on to the flat plain of the marsh, and on through the foot-deep, salt marsh grasses and greyish-green sea purslane.
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I could see the little room in the pension in front of me as clear as day: white walls, a low ceiling, small greyish-green bedside tables, one sole chair and then one huge double bed under a gorgeous flower-patterned bedspread.
Archive 2009-08-01 David McDuff 2009
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He wears a greyish-green buttoned jacket with an upstanding collar and broad lapels.
The Master Builder 2008
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He wears a greyish-green buttoned jacket with an upstanding collar and broad lapels.
The Master Builder 2008
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Those greyish-green eyes complement a fair complexion and charming looks.
New Bollywood Actress Sneha Ullal looks like Aishwarya Rai Chirayu 2005
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A greyish-green covered truck was just rounding a bend.
Surviving With Wolves Defonseca, Misha 2005
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Grandpere had said to me, 'Watch out for the vertdegris,' meaning the soldiers in their greyish-green uniforms, but I wasn't worried, I was happy.
Surviving With Wolves Defonseca, Misha 2005
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I confess I have no great liking for that tree, the aspen, with its pale-lilac trunk and the greyish-green metallic leaves which it flings high as it can, and unfolds in a quivering fan in the air; I do not care for the eternal shaking of its round, slovenly leaves, awkwardly hooked on to long stalks.
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Anemones, large as plates, royal blue and greyish-green, and each bristling with thousands of independent activities, embossed snow-white blocks.
Tropic Days 2003
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They were greyish-green, heavily carunculated, and with curious white patches here and there on their bodies where the skin was shiny and lacking in pigment.
My Family and Other Animals Durrell, Gerald, 1925- 1956
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