greying

Clouds are greying the sky.

She usually wears grey. Well, it was a kind of a grey.

Working from life, Mr Press brings out the greys.

Trollope is sometimes considered a niche author for greying Anglophiles.

Then a man in a grey coat and grey hat came up.

The grey crowned crane is covered with grey and white feathers.

The enchanted ceiling above them echoed Harry's mood; it was a miserable rain-cloud grey.

Compared to Monet's, Derains' London certainly seems less grey and less moody.

People have wondered for centuries about the link between stress and greying hair.

Light-colored eyes like green, blue, and grey, aren't truly green, blue, or grey.

Now, the spinal cord is composed of both grey and white matter.