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| ''The word '''gray''' is also spelled '''grey''': see ] for topics with this spelling.'' | ''The word '''gray''' is also spelled '''grey''': see ] for topics with this spelling.'' | ||
| *] or grey is a ] created by mixing ] and ] in different proportions. In ], the very rare ] grey is more usually called ''cendrée'', though it is very, very rarely called "grey" and may be described in several other ways | *] or grey is a ] created by mixing ] and ] in different proportions. In ], the very rare ] grey is more usually called ''cendrée'', though it is very, very rarely called "grey" and may be described in several other ways | ||
| *] the absorbed dose of ] named after ]. | *] the absorbed dose of ] named after ]. | ||
| *] is a ] in ]. | *] is a ] in ]. | ||
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The word gray is also spelled grey: see Grey for topics with this spelling.
- Gray or grey is a color created by mixing white and black in different proportions. In heraldry, the very rare tincture grey is more usually called cendrée, though it is very, very rarely called "grey" and may be described in several other ways
- Gray (unit) the absorbed dose of radiation named after Louis Harold Gray.
- Gray, France is a town in France.
- The Grays are supposed extraterrestrial beings that are part of various conspiracy theories.
- Gray, Georgia, United States of America
- Gray, Maine, United States of America
- Gray (horse), a type of horse
- Gray was an early 80s New York band featuring Jean Michel Basquiat and Vincent Gallo
This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Grey.If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article. Category: