Greys

plural noun

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The winter can be so drab—all greys, blacks, and neutral tones.

Jagged walls of rock, a palette of blacks and greys, loom over us.

All that opining may have cost him a shot at the screenplay, as perhaps did naming his dream Christian Greys.

The hair is most definitely UP, and gone are the usual greys and whites and in its place a shocking aqua-marine teal.

His state carriage, drawn by eight fine Neapolitan greys decorated with orange ribands, was specially admired.

Percy's regiment, the Scots Greys, are in the trenches at present having a hard time.

A beautiful and soft under tone will thus be given to receive the greys.

As lightning flashes through a cloud the Greys and Enniskilleners pierced through the dark masses of Russians.

Beautiful almost as the dawn itself—born of it as they were—are those wonderful pearly greys of his.

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