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grey-white

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Adj.1.grey-white - of white tinged with grey
gray-white, grayish-white, greyish-white
achromatic, neutral - having no hue; "neutral colors like black or white"
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One was about 20, 5ft 10in tall and wearing a grey-white hoodie and blue jeans.
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Be extravagant and send a stunning posy arrangement consisting of a dome of sensuous red roses with only subtle hints of the natural green of the stems peeking through, displayed in a trendy grey-white container.
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French Grey and Pale French Grey are strong sellers at Laura Ashley, the Little Greene paint company has three grey-whites among its bestsellers and Dulux's top 10 now includes two greyish-toned shades of cream (Natural Calico and Natural Hessian).
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