dirty-white

• “Ms. Beatha Lee is a shaggy, dirty-white wheaten terrier.”

  The Washington Post: Annandale civic association elects dog as president

• “The carrot goo, administered through syringe, dribbled out his mouth and down his dirty-white chest.”

  Fictionaut: Puff

• “From beneath this fell a scant fringe of stained and dirty-white hair.”

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• “Ms. Beatha Lee is a shaggy, dirty-white Wheaten terrier.”

  The Washington Post: Annandale civic association elects dog as president

• “An empty, unfurnished dirty-white room, with dark brown holes in the ceiling, walls and floor, is titled "Gas Chamber" — the artist based the painting, tinged with the colors of urine, feces and blood, on a sketch he had made at Auschwitz.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Can My Colleagues Be Serious?

• “Woodrow's straw-blond head bobbed absently ahead of the wagon, where he stood feeding the two horses, one dirty-white, the other dove-colored.”

  Fictionaut: Stalling

• “And dawn coming, dirty-white, and chill with a hopeless rain?”

  Siegfried Sassoon, "Aftermath"

• “-- All the world's Grape Nuts come from a dirty-white, six-story concrete building with steam rising out of the roof here in the San Joaquin Valley.”

  The Wall Street Journal: No Grapes, No Nuts, No Market Share: A Venerable Cereal Faces Crunchtime

• “The leader of this area's dog pack, whose coat is dirty-white with black patches, rises from a nap, stretches lazily, and lopes off to a butcher shop.”

  The Wall Street Journal: In Moscow's Metro, a Stray Dog's Life

• “They can often be seen driving in SUVs with lax decals, their dirty-white college ball caps turned around, a pinch of Skoal in their mouths.”

  Newsweek: What Happened at Duke?

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