Dry
Grey
Grey adjective - Of an achromatic color of any lightness intermediate between the extremes of white and black.
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Dry and grey are semantically related in lifeless topic. Sometimes you can use "Dry" instead an adjective "Grey".
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- Also, the Alliance ships and buildings are sterile grey and blue, to fully emphasise the difference between them and the warm and friendly Serenity and the dry, earthy planets on the Outer Rim.
Source: Environmental Symbolism -
It cycles through the usual: Wash... Dry... Fluff... and out pops Tom, now a round, grey ball of fluff, who has somehow been fluffed so much that he now floats through the air sans legs.
Source: Fluffy Dry Cat -
Jack Fleming realize this when he hypnotizes Doreen Grey and nearly drains her dry.
Source: Evil Feels Good
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