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| gray [ gray ] |
adjective (comparative gray·er, superlative gray·est) |
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1. of color of ash: of the color of ash or lead
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2. dismal: dismal or gloomy
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3. dull: dull and colorless
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4. of seniors: relating to, involving, or affecting senior citizens
  gray marketing
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noun (plural grays) |
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1. color of ash: the color of ash or lead
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2. gray coloring matter: a pigment or dye formed from a combination of black and white that is like the color of ash or lead
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3. gray clothing: fabric or clothing that is gray in color
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4. Confederate soldier: a soldier of the Confederacy in the Civil War
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5. Confederate army: the Confederate army in the Civil War, because of its gray uniforms
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6. something gray: a gray object
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intransitive verb (past and past participle grayed, present participle gray·ing, 3rd person present singular grays) |
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turn gray: to turn the color gray
His hair is graying.
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| [ Old English gr_æg< Germanic] |
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| gray·ly adverb |
| gray·ness noun |
| gray·ish adjective |
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