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Meanings of greyish colour in English
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Usage of greyish colour in English
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At Port Essington the mosquitoes were remarkably large, and of a greyish colour.
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The rest is of the greyish colour which shows that blotting-paper has been used.
3
It is comparatively fine-grained and of a greyish colour.
4
They are of a greyish colour-nappy-whencethename Knapweed.
5
We also discovered a great many snails, with very large shells of a greyish colour.
6
It is usually of a greyish colour, lighter or darker, according to circumstances, and often with a tinge of cinnamon or brown.
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The boa scytale, or spotted boa, is of a greyish colour, marked with round spots, and scarcely inferior in size to the former.
8
The rock was shaly, of a greyish colour, like the clay shale of Newcastle above the layers of the coal, but more indurated.
9
Lagrange is constructed of hewn stone, of a good greyish colour, and in parts of it there are some respectable pretensions to architecture.
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There are also Birds in Newfoundland called Stearings that are of the same shape and Bigness, only they are of a Greyish Colour.