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WordNet 3.0
- adj. of grey tinged with yellow
Examples
“I watched the sky turn from cobalt-blue to yellow-gray in minutes.”
“The painting's sparkling white wooden bridge, composed of crisscrossing lines and arches, is set off against the yellow-gray light of a brewing storm.”
“ Her own hair was yellow-gray, but she saw no reason why the wig she got had to be that color.”
“To Ruby, the big muscular thing in its cracked yellow-gray shell looked disgusting, but the Babe, sweating happily in his suit, his cigar dropping ash on the white tablecloth, was polishing off a whole bucketful of them.”
“Her skin had a yellow-gray tinge—a tinge, I was worried, that would bloom into a bright jaundice if the tumor obstructed her bile duct fully and her blood began to fill up with bile pigments.”
“The hair a little yellow-gray, no doubt, and the poundage straining a bit at the laces of the armor.”
“Kahlan ran her fingers through the thick, yellow-gray coat tipped in black.”
“Gillette heard a crackle of electricity, saw a flash of yellow-gray light as astonishing pain swept from his jaw to his chest.”
“A bank bag now hung from those teeth — yellow-gray rancid, decaying teeth, strands of tobacco chew laced in between.”
Fictionaut: A Jeep Wrangler, a moped, a bank bag, Woody Guthrie and stained teeth
“When lightning lit the sky behind them, he saw the yellow-gray of their coats, the peculiar way they hung their heads, the neck bones and jaws loose and not completely connected, a suggestion of slather on the teeth and lips.”
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