Gray or Grey

i use both spellings, just depends on my mood

Gray is a color.

Grey is a colour.

I say "grey" when I'm talking about the dog (greyhound).

Aside from that I mostly use "gray."

I've never used "grey" in a sentence just "gray" and thats rarely ever.

I'm going for grey, and it's colour.

GRAY.

ok wats the difference between color and colour?

I use gray.

futureNIKErunner wrote:ok wats the difference between color and colour?

One is the proper way to spell it, the other is the lazy, american way.

runner_dude wrote:

futureNIKErunner wrote:ok wats the difference between color and colour?

One is the proper way to spell it, the other is the lazy, american way.

Colour = English
Color = American English

FinishingKick wrote:

runner_dude wrote:

futureNIKErunner wrote:ok wats the difference between color and colour?

One is the proper way to spell it, the other is the lazy, american way.

Colour = English
Color = American English

thanks. i didnt know that.

i spell it grey. and i agree with bville, the E in grey makes the word sound more sad.

haha, yeah, I use gray also

It's definitely GRAY

Unless you like colours, fly on an aeroplane, crap out your arse, have a mum, have a speciality in a certain field, smoke fags, use aluminium foil, think archaeologists look for artefacts, write cheques when you buy things, have kerbs on the side of your streets, your bread grows mould, you plough a field, and/or you like to read or write a storey.

So yea.

The member 'XCTrackXC' has done the following action : Dices roll

#1 '6 sided dice' : 2

--------------------------------

#2 '6 sided dice' : 1

--------------------------------

#3 '3 sided dice' : 1

I was wondering what that did lol

Gray

ummm. no. it's definately grey.

Gr(a)y on dictionary.com

gray1

//


Audio Help /greɪ/ Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled Pronunciation[grey] Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation adjective, -er, -est, noun, verb –adjective

1.	of a color between white and black; having a neutral hue.

2.	dark, dismal, or gloomy: gray skies.

3.	dull, dreary, or monotonous.

4.	having gray hair; gray-headed.

5.	pertaining to old age; mature.

6.	Informal. pertaining to, involving, or composed of older persons: gray households.

7.	old or ancient.

8.	indeterminate and intermediate in character: The tax audit concentrated on deductions in the gray area between purely personal and purely business expenses.

–noun

9.	any achromatic color; any color with zero chroma, intermediate between white and black.

10.	something of this color.

11.	gray material or clothing: to dress in gray.

12.	an unbleached and undyed condition.

13.	(often initial capital letter) a member of the Confederate army in the American Civil War or the army itself. Compare blue (def. 5).

14.	a horse of a gray color.

15.	a horse that appears white but is not an albino.

–verb (used with object), verb (used without object)

16.	to make or become gray.

gr(e)y on dictionary.com

gray ¹ also grey

//


Audio Help (grā) Pronunciation Key
adj. gray·er also grey·er, gray·est also grey·est

1. Of or relating to an achromatic color of any lightness between the extremes of black and white.
   
2. 
   
   
   
   1. Dull or dark: a gray, rainy afternoon.
      
   2. Lacking in cheer; gloomy: a gray mood.
      
   3. Having gray hair; hoary.
      
   4. Old or venerable.
      
   
   
3. 
   
   
   
   1. Having gray hair; hoary.
      
   2. Old or venerable.
      
   
   
4. Intermediate in character or position, as with regard to a subjective matter: the gray area between their differing opinions on the film's morality.
   

grey is cooler.

grey all the way. ha.

AHH! I never even thought about it! Now I'm confused...

My school has Grey in the name but I always thought the color was Gray. So.. I just try to avoid the word and use silver.

xotrackkgirl wrote:My school has Grey in the name but I always thought the color was Gray. So.. I just try to avoid the word and use silver.

but silver isn't the same.....

gray deffinitly