Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun An orange-gray color of moderate luminosity.
Etymologies
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Examples
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She wore her smoke-gray hair long and stringy to her shoulders.
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She wore her smoke-gray hair long and stringy to her shoulders.
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She wore her smoke-gray hair long and stringy to her shoulders.
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She wore her smoke-gray hair long and stringy to her shoulders.
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The door to the limo popped open, revealing softly crushed smoke-gray leather and wood embalmed in polish so deeply it shined with an inner light.
Jason Stoddard, Strange and Happy » Blog Archive » Eternal Franchise, 18.1 of 31.1
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Harry watched the cloudy sky, curves of smoke-gray and silver sliding over the face of the white moon.
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Harry watched the cloudy sky, curves of smoke-gray and silver sliding over the face of the white moon.
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Drumming a steady beat on the canal outside, the rain sheeted the panes of the long windows and dimmed the salon to a cavern of smoke-gray shadows.
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Drumming a steady beat on the canal outside, the rain sheeted the panes of the long windows and dimmed the salon to a cavern of smoke-gray shadows.
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His eyes were hidden behind glasses tinted smoke-gray and his walk held a slight mince.
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