Greys
Britishplural noun
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The Duke served with the armed forces for more than 21 years, starting his career as a second lieutenant with the Royal Scots Greys and retiring in 1976 as a lieutenant-colonel.
From BBC
The lusty affair between Harry and Heather ended suddenly due to the Greys’ interference – and maybe a bit of bureaucratic meddling.
From Salon
It attracted fans of psychedelics, and metaphysics, who came to trip, pray and admire the Greys’ art.
From New York Times
Jack had seen advertisements for the birds, Red Fox Greys, in a game-fowl magazine, and when he started school again, he would bring the rooster with him.
From New York Times
Because teen pregnancies are high-risk, an ambulance drove her from the government health clinic that opened in Mafakatini in 1999 to Greys Hospital in Pietermaritzburg, the capital of the province of KwaZulu-Natal.
From Science Magazine
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