Meanings of as drab in anglès

The people-they'dbe as drab as their houses, as flat as their fields.

It was drab, as drab as Toot's old rain-coat.

Her creative imagination was so strong that it could never see things as drab or ordinary.

She was as drab and respectable as Boston.

Widermayer's office was as drab as the hallway.

Harriet's existence was just as drab.

His booty was still in place but now as he pulled it out he saw it as drab and worthless.

In his third match, he rode three passes at a freerider named Lothor Brune whose armor was as drab as his own.

He could no longer endure the light of the Melchester lamps; the sunshine was as drab paint, and the blue sky as zinc.

Compared with Sheppard, Peace is as drab as the surroundings of mid-Victorian crime are drab compared with the picturesqueness of eighteenth century England.

He described this as a "nonevent", a contest as drab and jittery as the one his team won at West Bromwich Albion last month.

As drab a shade colored Stella Fyfe's daily outlook.

Newcastle United 0 Middlesbrough 0: As drab a Tyne-Tees derby game as can ever have occurred petered out in unattractive, goalless fashion last night.