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  • adjective of blue tinged with grey

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Examples

  • A clump of lichen, gray-blue, smelling like smoke.

    Viewshed 2010

  • And late into the night, he would look at her, lying naked, supine, gray-blue eyes lifted skyward.

    The Trouble With Ardor Alexander Theroux 2011

  • As I write this in September, it's the rainy season, which means there are a hundred hues of green in the trees between my side of the mountain and the gray-blue glassy sea.

    Moving to Costa Rica Vicki Berrong 2011

  • A clump of lichen, gray-blue, smelling like smoke.

    Viewshed 2010

  • The saucer descending toward the connectors on the stardrive section should have been a reassuring sight, but watching the immense gray-blue surface approach the gaping hole in the ceiling was more nerve-wracking than Nog had expected, especially as it was shuddering and bouncing unpredictably.

    Star Trek The Next Generation® David A. McIntee 2011

  • Beside me, Aidan sat in a chair watching me, his gray-blue eyes unblinking.

    Haven Kristi Cook 2011

  • We look across the slow green water to see a flash of gray-blue and black alight upon the mucky bank.

    The Memory Palace Mira Bartók 2011

  • Her gray-blue eyes seemed to capture not only the color but the threat of stormy seas.

    Arcane Circle Linda Robertson 2011

  • Beside me, Aidan sat in a chair watching me, his gray-blue eyes unblinking.

    Haven Kristi Cook 2011

  • The saucer descending toward the connectors on the stardrive section should have been a reassuring sight, but watching the immense gray-blue surface approach the gaping hole in the ceiling was more nerve-wracking than Nog had expected, especially as it was shuddering and bouncing unpredictably.

    Star Trek The Next Generation® David A. McIntee 2011

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