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Adj.

gray-black - of black tinged with grey

grayish-black, grey-black, greyish-black

achromatic, neutral - having no hue; "neutral colors like black or white"

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Another mile and a shifting wind brought to his keen nostrils a familiar, pungent odor close at hand, and a moment later there loomed beneath him a huge, gray-black bulk forging steadily along the jungle trail.

And as he puzzled over the covered pit, there loomed suddenly before his mental vision a huge, gray-black bulk which lumbered ponderously along a jungle trail.

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The cast donned different contrasts of the gray-black color scheme.

Photo of 'Lion King' cast unveiled

Those snakeskin shoes you've nicknamed "The Deal-Sealers?" Have fun sloshing around in the gray-black slush that lines our fine streets in wintertime (not to mention the resultant salt ring).

Online Dating for Jews of Color: A Love Story

Gray-black walls (a room called night), Windows smeared with fat and

On the Production of Distance

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