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He was wearing a T-shirt that was too big for his skinny body, and his hair, grayish white, was pulled up into a bun on top of his head.

The floor of the balcony was beneath a thick blanket of dirt, and a grayish piece of wood was leaning against the wall.

He took off his glasses, this reporter noticed, this lens grayish black, wear to the feeling, more than sunglasses black.

Their skin, he says, "was like a grayish color, and it was like dripping, or peeling, like the skin was peeling off their body. "

Most andesites come in grayish black and are pretty good stone materials with fine and firm texture being not easy to be effloresced.

This part of the Sahara Desert, located in eastern Algeria, abuts the dark grayish-brown Tinrhert Plateau.

young shoots with a dense grayish tomentum and a few glandular hairs.

nothing could be seen from the windows but a vast, white sheet, against which the smoke of the locomotive had a grayish aspect.

A grayish or translucent area on the glass surface due to an abrasive action when the glass is transported. Also known as transit crush.

The first, iui_toolbar, sets up the grayish-blue toolbar at the top of many iPhone applications.

Cloth of a light dull brown or grayish brown or unbleached natural color, especially a heavy woolen or cotton fabric.

His painful and grayish childhood makes him a sympathy of the poors especially of the poor children.

The other, a somewhat rarer bird, of the woodpecker tribe, was variegated with light blue and a grayish yellow.

He was obviously bulky, but not strong, and his kindly face was covered with a short growth of grayish -brown whiskers.

It looks grayish-green; it tastes sour and a little sweet. It has a peculiar odor. You should drink the Douzhir with slimy pickles.

With his wiry grayish-brown hair, his tortoiseshell glasses and his intensity, Professor Lewin is the iconic brilliant scientist.

herb with grayish leaves found along the east coast of North America; used as an ornamental plant.

obsiblue prawns are prawns from New Caledonia in the southwest Pacific with a signature blue shell and grayish-blue flesh.

Any of various small insect - eating New World songbirds of the genus Vireo, having grayish or greenish plumage.

Stem subject, elongate, covered with grayish brown sheaths, sometimes with several stilt like, woody roots near base.

grayish -blue North American kingfisher with a chestnut band on its chest.

bunting: any of various birds of the family Fringillidae, having short, cone-shaped bills and brownish or grayish plumage.

old branches yellowish brown or grayish brown, glabrous, with sparsely scattered yellowish white narrowly elliptic lenticels.

Young branches, annual branches, and petioles sparsely or densely grayish pubescent; pedicels sparsely puberulent.

Only the dimly grayish snow accompanied the dusk outside, then for whom the ever-shifting twilight world was created to appreciate?

The culture is a jelly-like mass, looking somewhat like a pancake or sponge, slimy and grayish in color.

A translucent to transparent milky or grayish quartz with distinctive microscopic crystals arranged in slender fibers in parallel bands.

Of the grayish-green powdered rock sample that the rover analyzed, he said, 'This is what we call pay dirt. '

Bark dark grayish brown to gray, longitudinally fissured, slightly longitudinally exfoliating in flakes.

Branches all basal, yellowish green, turning brownish or grayish, slender, densely appressed pubescent.

Male thyrse solitary, to at least 10 cm, grayish to tawny tomentose.

It is quite attractive with streaks of blue, yellow and red adorning a body that goes from grayish brown on top a whitish lower half.

fruiting rachis and pedicels tomentose when young, glabrescent, with grayish white elliptic lenticels.

Their coats are grayish-brown to reddish-brown in color except for the black tip on their tail and on the backs of their ears.

Branches pale yellowish green, turning grayish brown, sparsely brown appressed pubescent.

Its major limitation is the fact that it cannot be made in any color except black or grayish-brown.

Branchlets grayish brown to grayish black, terete, slender, initially densely yellow pubescent, gradually glabrescent.

old branches dark brown, with yellowish white or grayish white elliptic to rounded lenticels and semicircular leaf scars.

A soft, grayish - yellow leather usually having a suede finish, once made from deerskins but now generally made from sheepskins.

The young are born with thin dark fur that turns thick and grayish gold after a few months.

young branches and both leaf surfaces silvery white, densely stellate-scaly, or adaxial leaf surface grayish green.

But bacterium colony often submits different form, can show translucence shape, grayish wait with skin yellow.

tunic grayish white to pinkish white, membranous, transparent, with parallel veins, entire.

Spikelets in panicle branches less numerous, usually grayish or pinkish violet tinge; montane plants.

tunic yellowish brown to grayish brown, fibrous, sometimes slightly reticulate.

branches pale grayish brown, slightly strong, minutely ridged, rugose when dry, glabrous.

Branches turning gray or grayish brown or pale yellow, angular, grayish pubescent, glabrous by second year.

A genuine iron meteorite will typically leave NO STREAK, or possibly a very faint grayish mark.

branchlets, petioles, young leaf blades abaxially, and inflorescences densely covered with grayish, crisp minute hairs.

Progressively heat to ignition and continue heating until an almost white or at most grayish residue is obtained.

Branches erect, turning purple-red, terete, slender, grayish sericeous when young.

The design is generally simple, consisting of floral motif decorated with grayish local cobalt blue.

Leaf blade margin sometimes revolute, apex obtuse; young branches grayish yellow.

Branchlets pubescent when young or densely covered with short grayish white pubescence.

tunic grayish black, sometimes tinged with purple, membranous, entire.

Monoecious. Young stems and branches green, striate, mature ones grayish brown with rough bark.

Branchlets purplish brown to dark grayish brown, brown pubescent when young, glabrescent, with many distinct lenticels.

Branchlets green when young, grayish brown with age, slender, spreading, glabrous, with purplish brown small lenticels.

This troll has blue-white skin under grayish leather armor, and he sports a red mohawk.

branches yellowish green or grayish green, turning blackish brown, slender.

Leaf blade margin not revolute, apex acute or acuminate; young branches purplish red or grayish brown.

tunic grayish white to yellowish brown or pale lilac-gray, membranous or scarious, usually entire.

Branchlets grayish brown or brownish, with soft hairs and curved minute prickles, sometimes with sparse, short glandular hairs.

An annual plant(Papaver somniferum) native to Turkey and adjacent areas, having grayish-green leaves and variously colored flowers.

His rough grayish white beard all is at sixes and sevens.

Bark brown or grayish brown, scabrous, longitudinally fissured.

Branchlets grayish brown to brownish, terete, initially densely yellowish strigose, glabrous when old.

Branchlets cylindric, those of present year purplish green, glabrous, older ones grayish.

Bark grayish white, dark gray, or grayish brown, longitudinally fissured.

Branchlets yellowish green when young, brownish red in second year, old ones grayish brown, with distinct rounded lenticels.

Branchlets brown, glabrous, with scattered elliptic lenticels, grayish brown on following year.

Branchlets reddish brown or grayish brown to grayish black, terete, slender, initially strigose, glabrous when old.

Of a grayish to deep reddish brown to deep grayish brown.

Tawny or grayish with streaks or spots of a darker color.

mainly crepuscular or nocturnal nonpasserine birds with mottled grayish-brown plumage and large eyes; feed on insects.

branchlets brownish to dark grayish brown, pubescent initially, glabrescent.

Monoecious. Stems and branches grayish yellow, striate.

The grayish white rocks of this volcanic island are barren.

Flowers grayish brown, outside with dense grayish white and sparse brown scales.

Stem twining to left, grayish woolly pubescent, glabrescent.

ovary and disk dark grayish brown with dense long brown trichomes clumping into strands.

A grayish white granular mixture of sodium hydroxide and calcium hydroxide.

Leaf blade adaxially densely grayish sericeous when young; ovary narrowly ovoid-conic, apex sericeous.

Branchlets grayish brown to purplish brown, glabrous, with indistinct small lenticels.

Young branches slender, grayish brown, glabrous.

bark on smaller branches white or grayish white, smooth, exfoliating.

Grayish to brown gopher of western and central United States.

It appears as grayish white lines, circles, or clouding of the cornea.

Branches grayish brown or -black or purplish red or -brown, glabrous or tomentose.

Plants green to pale or yellowish green, or purplish to strongly grayish glaucous.

branches stout, usually crooked and gnarled, ca. 5 mm in diam. below inflorescence, thinly grayish tomentose.

Of a pale or grayish yellow to yellowish white.

Plants, except corolla, very densely gray or grayish yellow hirsute.

Bark grayish white; leaves rhombic or obovate-rhombic, base cuneate.

Stem prostrate, elongate, 2--3 mm thick, covered with grayish, membranous sheaths, proximally with some aerial roots.

of a pale to moderate grayish violet color.

Perennial, densely tufted, grayish green.

Branchlets purplish brown when old, densely grayish yellow tomentose when young, glabrous when old.

The grayish outer part of a sunspot.

Fruit follicles pale purplish red but pale yellow to grayish brown when dry, ca. 5 mm in diam. , oil glands small, apex not beaked.

Its large, tough aromatic leaves are shiny green on top and grayish blue underneath.

And a pond edged with grayish leaves.

A small lightly pitted area in the glass surface having a dull grayish appearance.

Branchlets grayish, terete, with stellate hairs, brownish red glandular.

young shoots grayish white, densely glandular-hairy.

The millimeter-wave machine is grayish-white and is more cylindrical.

Hypanthium grayish white, narrowly obconic, ca. 4 mm, longitudinally corrugate when dry.

Bark grayish brown to grayish green, with longitudinal ridges.

of a dark to moderate grayish green color.

tunic grayish black, membranous, entire.

The grayish, barrel-like eyes are beneath the green domes, which may filter light.

limb pale grayish purple to nearly white, lobes minute, veins dark purple.

Shanghai's coastal waters are muddy, the beaches are grayish black sludge.

First, the skin tone has a grayish pallor to it that doesn't work for me.

Leaflet blades abaxially glabrous, or grayish tomentose on veins when young, base cuneate to broadly so.

Monoecious. Stems dark brown to grayish brown when dry, terete, striate, lenticellate.

Stem erect, branched, retrorsely hispid with white or grayish hairs (Chinese species).

anthers grayish blue or grayish white or yellowish, ovoid-oblong.

large breed of hound having a smooth grayish coat; originated in Germany.

Branchlets grayish brown to purplish brown, glabrous, with small lenticels.

tunic grayish brown to blackish brown, reticulate.

Branchlets grayish white to grayish brown when dry, terete, slightly compressed.

branches glabrous, grayish brown.

Perennial, tufted, grayish green.

A pale to light purple, from grayish to purplish pink to strong reddish purple.

current year branchlets densely grayish yellow pubescent.

second year branchlets grayish yellow, yellowish gray, or yellowish brown.

Bark at base of trunk gray to black, fibrous and subtessellated, and persistent, apically grayish green, smooth, and exfoliating.

Juvenile branchlets brownish green, grayish green, or grayish brown.

First-year branchlets light yellowish gray, yellowish brown, or grayish brown.

Branchlets grayish purplish brown, rarely grayish green.

The grayish structure surrounding the black hole, called a torus, is made up of gas and dust.

all parts densely covered by grayish silky trichomes.

A moderate grayish violet to moderate reddish purple.

Root grayish-yellow, thin, woody, branched.

Leaf blade abaxially grayish green, ovate, elliptic-ovate, or ovate-lanceolate, abaxially slightly shiny.

Branchlets reddish brown or grayish brown, slender, initially strigose, subglabrous or glabrous when old.

Leaflet blades grayish green to yellowish green when dry.

Branchlets gray or grayish brown, terete, slightly pubescent.

Branchlets grayish brown, terete, glabrous.

bracts reddish brown, linear-lanceolate, ca. 5 mm, grayish pilose, apex reflexed.

Branchlets grayish white when dry, slightly compressed.

Leaflet blades dark grayish green when dry, adaxially hirsutulous.

Petiole ca. 10 mm, glabrous; bracteoles and sepals grayish white velutinous.

It appears as a hazy, grayish patch on the image.

Female grayish brown, the male has white wing and tail feathers.

Sea salt is grayish, as it contains traces of minerals such as calcium, magnesium, Potassium, bromides , and other elements.

bark grayish brown, furrowed on basal part of trunk.

branchlets reddish brown to grayish green, velutinous when young.

A light grayish brown or yellowish brown to grayish yellow.

A grayish to pale yellow or light grayish- yellowish brown.

tunic grayish brown, distally with a collar of persistent leaf bases 1--2 cm.

Ovary cylindric-globose, ca. 3 mm, sparsely grayish yellow tomentose.

Colour: Grayish to blue colour. White under belly.

Stem elongate, 3--4 mm thick, covered with grayish sheaths, proximally with some aerial roots.

Juvenile branchlets green-brown, later grayish green.

Young branchlets, petioles, and leaf blades abaxially with spreading grayish yellow long hairs.

bark grayish green to grayish, furrowed.

Branches grayish white to brownish gray.

Capsule grayish green or gray when dry, prickles more than 1 cm, flattened at base.

A dark grayish yellow brown to dark or moderate olive brown.

12 (11) Upper part of leaves irregularly divided, leaves with dense grayish appressed hairs.

A moderate purple to grayish reddish purple.

Toots split, exposing central core: surface of root dull, grayish.

Bark dark gray, grayish brown, or grayish black.

The picture presents the bleak, bare, grayish scene of a February morning.

Branchlets grayish white when dry, slender, terete.

bark grayish black, furrowed.

grayish pupil, lost of confidence.

indumentum grayish to dull yellow.

old branches grayish white when dry, stout.

Seeds usually 2, black-red or grayish brown, concealed by or equaling bracts.

Branchlets grayish brown in first year, gray and glabrous in second year.

A grayish to deep reddish brown to deep grayish brown.

Bark grayish, young parts with scales.

Branchlets grayish white when dry, terete, chaffy.

A moderate brown to dark brown or dark grayish brown.

A dark or grayish purplish red to dark purplish pink.

Branchlets brown to grayish brown, glabrous.

Bark grayish yellow to grayish black.

Bark grayish brown or dark brown, smooth.

peduncle absent. Pedicel ca. 3 mm, grayish pubescent.

A kiwi is a grayish brown bird which is about as big as a chicken.

Leaves apically rounded-obtuse, rarely acute, abaxially grayish white when dry; drupe basally with cup-shaped remnants of disk.

Bark grayish white to grayish brown or gray.

Bark gray to grayish brown, smooth.

Herbs perennial, grayish green, 40--100 cm tall, glabrous throughout.

Bark grayish brown or dark brown.

A grayish purple to purplish red.

A grayish to yellowish brown.

Fruit grayish white, broadly ellipsoid, 3-4 mm, apical part narrow, apically with persistent calyx lobes.

second year's branchlets grayish black.

The CiZao kiln chinaware TaiZhi general grayish, particle TaiZhi thicker, dense enough.

Bark dark gray to grayish brown.

Bark black to grayish brown.

Branchlets grayish brown, sulcate and convex lenticellate, cylindric and dark gray by 2nd year.

branchlets at first grayish yellow pubescent, reddish brown.

Inflorescence a panicle; leaf blade with 8-10 lateral veins, prominent only abaxially, blade grayish green adaxially when dry, not shining.

A cushion-cut fancy deep grayish blue diamond weighing 35. 56 carats.

Stone grayish brown, ovoid-elliptic, ca. 8 mm in diam. , reticulately foveolate, 4-ribbed.

As soon as I opened the window, the sight of grayish blue hills met my gaze.

A grayish to dark purple.

Plants grayish, 5-15 cm tall, densely pubescent with long, semiappressed hairs.

Trunk to 50 cm d. b. h. , bark gray to grayish black.

Leaf blade abaxially white to pale grayish brown, base rounded; veins conspicuous; secondary veins 6-8 on each side of midvein.

Leaflets abaxially with dense grayish white hairs, margin 20-28-toothed on each side.

On one side you will see a kind of a beautiful old, grayish door.

3 (2) Abaxial surface of leaves with powder, grayish white or glaucous green.

peduncle and rachis 1. 5-5 mm, brownish or grayish yellow tomentose.

Leaf blade abaxially grayish green, glaucous, glabrous; corolla 1. 5-2 cm in diam.

Sepals 5, oblong, 5-6 mm, grayish yellow tomentose abaxially at margins and adaxially throughout.

very small dark grayish brown mouse resembling a house mouse; of Texas and Mexico.

peduncle 0. 5-1 cm, grayish white pubescent.

Branchlets, petioles, leaves, peduncles, and pedicels grayish yellow tomentose. Outer sepals 1-1. 3 cm. Corolla ca. 3. 2 cm.

Leaflets 9-13, alternate to subopposite; leaflet blades 5-15 cm, secondary veins 12-16 on each side of midvein; panicles grayish lepidote.

Even Hong Kong's skies were grayish rather than blue when I landed here Sunday.

A grayish tan to white color (around the tip of insulator) indicates correct heat range and proper firing

Branches dense, ascending, yellowish brown or purplish, slender, densely grayish yellow tomentose;

bracts and sepals leathery, orbicular , covered with grayish silky hairs outside;

Resembling the former in its grayish green, smooth bark, furrowed only at base of old trunks, and caducous leaves;

is defined as solder connections exhibiting poor wetting and possessing a grayish, porous appearance after soldering

Perennials, green or grayish green, tufted, rhizomatous, rhizomes fairly stout, short;

Branches turning yellowish or grayish brown, angular, densely appressed hirsute when young;

Leaf sheath grayish green, usually shorter than internodes, smooth or slightly scabrous;

woody branches grayish white, straight or tortuous, apex without leaves, acuminate or spiny;

leaf blades grayish green, setaceous, abaxial surface smooth, glabrous;

Primary branches purple-black, turning grayish brown, pubescent;

bark grayish brown or dark brown, irregularly and longitudinally fissured;

tunic grayish violet or grayish brown to blackish brown, membranous, apex splitting;

Branches grayish brown, terete, long flagelliform;

Bark on trunk and larger branches brown to grayish brown, fibrous or flaky fibrous, persistent;

Petiole and rachis terete, minutely grayish yellow pubescent;

Branchlets pale brown, grayish green when older, cylindric, striate when dry, densely yellow brown pubescent;

branchlets terete, longitudinally ribbed, grayish white;

Branchlets reddish brown when young, dark gray or black grayish brown when old, sparsely pubescent when young, glabrous when old;

Branchlets glabrous, those of present year purplish green, older ones blackish gray or grayish brown;

Branches green, becoming grayish or brownish with age, 4-angled, slender, glabrous. Leaves opposite or alternate;

Branchlets terete, those of present year grayish brown, older ones grayish brown or dark grayish brown;

Twigs angled, grayish brown pubescent and brown glandular setose;

Young branches slender, grayish brown to dark brown, glabrescent;

both surfaces glabrous; abaxial surface grayish white;

Branchlets dark grayish brown, terete, glabrous, with numerous small white lenticels;

bark grayish, exfoliating into thin and small irregular flakes;

bark grayish white, rugged and fissured toward base of trunk, smooth above;

Spikelets dark-purple or grayish at base, whitish scarious above;

branches more than one year old grayish, glabrescent;

Branchlets grayish brown or dark brownish red when old, glabrous or slightly pubescent when young;

bark grayish green or grayish white, rough on basal part of old trunk;

bark grayish green and smooth when young, dull gray and furrowed when old;

abaxial surface indumentum grayish to pale fawn;