Definitions
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- adjective of a dark shade of grey
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Examples
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The brown isn't 100% gone, but it's mostly left, replaced by a clean look, with some sections (the menu bar and dark-grey on white icons) taking their cue from the Mac menubar (IMHO).
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He was a grey-haired, serious man of fifty, dressed in a dark-grey suit.
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It's a dark-grey colorway ** that I'm alternating with a very vibrant blues-through-fuschia-to-red-and-purples variegated one *** that was far too loud by itself but great alternated with dark/plain.
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The brown isn't 100% gone, but it's mostly left, replaced by a clean look, with some sections (the menu bar and dark-grey on white icons) taking their cue from the Mac menubar (IMHO).
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The brown isn't 100% gone, but it's mostly left, replaced by a clean look, with some sections (the menu bar and dark-grey on white icons) taking their cue from the Mac menubar (IMHO).
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In The Last Bird Home, the small figure of the bird, in a slight halo of warm amber dusk light, descends into a long smudge of dark-grey hedge we know is crowded with concealed birds, all singing.
Wildwood Roger Deakin 2009
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She is docile and affectionate, with a dark-grey curly coat.
Wildwood Roger Deakin 2009
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In The Last Bird Home, the small figure of the bird, in a slight halo of warm amber dusk light, descends into a long smudge of dark-grey hedge we know is crowded with concealed birds, all singing.
Wildwood Roger Deakin 2009
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A stinking, sticky, dark-grey to black paste, it's everything homeowners, hospitals and industries put down their toilets and drains.
Andrew Kimbrell: The Obama Organic Family Garden: Swimming in Sludge? 2009
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She is docile and affectionate, with a dark-grey curly coat.
Wildwood Roger Deakin 2009
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