Greys

plural noun

See Royal Scots Greys
the Greys
the Greys another name for (the) Royal Scots Greys

The winter can be so drab—all greys, blacks, and neutral tones.

Jagged walls of rock, a palette of blacks and greys, loom over us.

All that opining may have cost him a shot at the screenplay, as perhaps did naming his dream Christian Greys.

The hair is most definitely UP, and gone are the usual greys and whites and in its place a shocking aqua-marine teal.

His state carriage, drawn by eight fine Neapolitan greys decorated with orange ribands, was specially admired.

Percy's regiment, the Scots Greys, are in the trenches at present having a hard time.

A beautiful and soft under tone will thus be given to receive the greys.

As lightning flashes through a cloud the Greys and Enniskilleners pierced through the dark masses of Russians.

Beautiful almost as the dawn itself—born of it as they were—are those wonderful pearly greys of his.

April 19, 2024tortuous

[tawr-choo-uhs ]

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