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- adj. of white tinged with grey
Examples
“He had grayish-white hair, wore thick glasses, and was hard of hearing.”
“Coasting down its endless hill, dragging my feet along the pavement in the strange hope that I would wear out my shoes, I caught a glimpse of a peculiar insignia on a grayish-white wall out of my right eye.”
“She was pointing to a grayish-white area in a sea of more varying shades of gray and white.”
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“He pushed his wet bangs from his eyes and squinted, searching for the lifeboat, or some other sign of Novak and the others, but all he saw was a grayish-white haze.”
“Her skull was covered in a grayish-white fuzz that left her head even more naked than if she had been completely bald.”
“Someone has pinned three teddy bears to a small strip of cork on the grayish-white wall.”
“The platter was piled high with re-constituted vegetables, little brown lumps and noodles; the steaming mound oozed a grayish-white sauce.”
“Go down the hall and you'll find yourself in the main cell block, consisting of four rows of grayish-white cells that seem to go on endlessly.”
“His grayish-white coat brought to mind Happy, and the black markings around his eye resembled the Professors patch.”
“This was an eye-opening period during which my hair, not coincidentally, changed from dark brown to a shock of grayish-white.”
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