to gray

To make something a dull brown-grey color

A situation that is not clearly in one category

A very deep grey color that reflects little light

The darker part of the brain and spinal cord containing nerve cells or used to mean being smart

Gray with a little blue like the sky before a storm

A large wild animal like a dog with gray fur that lives in forests and often hunts in packs

A medium-sized whale with grey skin that lives in the northern Pacific Ocean

A place where goods are sold without manufacturer permission, often cheaper and without warranty

A color that is mainly blue with some gray

A green color mixed with gray

A dark grey color with a slight blue or purple tone

Very dark gray like the color of burned wood

A grey color that looks shiny like silver

A light gray color like shiny metal

A very dark gray like the color of charcoal

A dark blue-gray color like a wet stone or a storm sky

A brown color mixed with gray

A grey color with a touch of blue

A medium-sized wild animal with gray fur that lives in North and Central America and can climb trees

A dark grey color like iron

A white color with a little grey in it

A dark color that is black with a little grey

A light gray color that looks like shiny silver

An object that emits less light and heat than a perfect emitter at the same temperature

A pale grey color with a soft, shiny look

A medium-sized grey parrot from Africa that is very intelligent and copies human speech

A very pale gray color like the powder left after a fire

A place where shares or bonds are traded outside an official exchange

A light pale gray that looks like soft smoke

A gray color with a little brown in it

A gray color with a little green in it

A person who finds computer security problems and sometimes breaks the law to test them

A grey color with a little brown in it

A gray color with a little red in it

A light pink color mixed with gray

A very large grey owl with a round face that lives in northern forests

A grey color with a little yellow in it

A female large wild bird with grey brown feathers like a grouse

A bird from northern forests with a black head that boldly takes food from people

A sea fish often caught near coasts for food and sport

A gray color with a little yellow

A very light grey that looks almost white

A dull gray color like stone or slate

A small gray songbird in North America with a call like a cat

A gray color with a hint of olive green

A dark gray color that looks almost black

A dark blue-grey color artists use in painting

Part of the brain and spinal cord that contains nerve cells and processes information

A gray color mixed with some red

A fish with a long rounded body that lives in seas and rivers that people often eat

A flat fish with pale gray flesh that people eat

An animal, often a horse, with a gray coat and darker gray spots

A dark grey color with a slight blue shine

A gray horse coat with darker gray spots

A common medium-sized squirrel from eastern North America with gray fur and a bushy tail

A large gray tree squirrel with a bushy tail that lives in western United States forests

A low, many-branched plant with silvery leaves that shelters wildlife

A dark blue-gray color often used for suits and uniforms

A medium-sized birch tree with pale gray bark that grows in eastern North America in old fields and burned areas

A very dark gray color often used for suits, coats, and paint

A small bushy tree with whitish woolly twigs that grows in wet places

A dark color with a little purple or blue used in painting

A tree that loses its leaves each year with smooth gray bark and broad leaves

Meat from a common sea or river fish that people eat

A small plump bird with grey feathers and an orange face that lives in farmland

A soft gray-green color used for calm home or clothing styles

A small willow bush in the eastern United States with long narrow leaves that are gray and hairy underneath

A medium-sized birch tree with white or pale grey bark from eastern North America

A flat sea fish that lives in warm shallow waters near the Atlantic coast

A North American plant with small yellow flowers used to make yellow dye

A large gray bird that catches insects and lives in the southeastern United States and Caribbean

A small mouse-like animal with gray fur that lives in Arctic tundra

A fern that grows on rocks or trees with grey rough undersides

A tall tree with leaves green on top and gray underneath