gray
6 ENTRIES FOUND:
1
gray
(US)
adjective
grayer;
graiest
1
gray
(US)
adjective
grayer;
graiest
Britannica Dictionary definition of GRAY
1
:
having a color between black and white
:
having a color that is like the color of smoke
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a gray sweater/suit
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gray hair
2
:
having gray hair
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What will you do when you are old and gray?
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My friends have all gone gray.
3
:
lacking brightness: such as
a
:
cloudy and dark
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It was a gray winter day.
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a cold, gray dawn
b
:
very boring or ordinary
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leading a gray existence
c
:
having or showing little life or energy
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the gray faces of the people in the crowd
— grayness
(US) or chiefly British greyness noun [noncount]-
the grayness of the dawn
2
gray
(US)
noun
or chiefly British
grey
/ˈgreɪ/
plural
grays
2
gray
(US)
noun
or chiefly British
grey
/ˈgreɪ/
plural
grays
Britannica Dictionary definition of GRAY
1
[count, noncount]
:
a color that is between black and white
:
a color that is like the color of smoke
—
see color picture on this page
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wearing gray
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shades of gray
2
[count]
:
something (such as an animal) that is gray
3
gray
(US)
verb
or chiefly British
grey
/ˈgreɪ/
grays;
grayed;
graying
3
gray
(US)
verb
or chiefly British
grey
/ˈgreɪ/
grays;
grayed;
graying
Britannica Dictionary definition of GRAY
[no object]
1
:
to become gray
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His hair is graying. = He has graying hair.
2
:
to become older
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The population is graying.
