Gray
Slate
Slate adjective - Of the color gray.
Usage example: the slate sky was a sure sign of rain
Both words in one sentence
- Visual cues include slate-gray skin, ghostly-white hair (the basic form of them looks like he just stepped out of Legacy of Kain) and Glowing Eyes of Doom in a tasteful green.
- Noir, despite its name, actually isn't Black and Gray; it's fairly dark, but it's more like slate and charcoal than anything else.
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Omnicidal Maniac: The Gray Angels have apparently grown to hate humanity so much, they wish to wipe it out and restart everything on Paradise with a clean slate.
Source: Literature / The Dinosaur Lords
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