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• n  a neutral achromatic color midway between white and black

• The red and white twin-engined Beechcraft taxied out to the runway at Phoenix's Sky Harbor airport, a ghostly shape in the pre-dawn greyness.
• To many Spaniards, these outward and visible evidences of an inward and spiritual change in the nation's life came as welcome relief from the all-pervasive greyness that had .
• A generation ago glass was cut to make it sparkle, concealing greyness and flaws in the crystal.

• gray
• grayness
• grey

Quotes

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• Daniel Libeskind in CanadaEast.com
  After two generations of the greyness of communism, Warsaw has entered a really fantastic period of a renaissance and of a dynamic new architecture,said American architect Daniel Libeskind during a recent visit.
• John Witherow in guardian.co.uk
  It's the first time in its 186-year history that the Sunday Times can use colour in all sections and we plan to use it to banish greyness and to reinvigorate the newsprint sections,Witherow added. "I hope the redesign - which uses a...
• Brett Ratten in The Age
  We've had this planned, pretty much in December and January we finalised where we were heading and who would be available,said Ratten after the loss. "I think there's always a bit of greyness in how the boys go through their preparation...