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green-gray

green-gray adjective: of infrastructure: combining natural systems with traditional engineering.

Adjective

green-gray (not comparable)

  1. Of infrastructure: combining natural systems with traditional engineering.

Noun

green-gray (countable and uncountable, plural green-grays)

  1. A nuanced color that combines green and gray, yielding an earthy hue.

Forms of green-gray

Adjective
alternative formgreen-grey
Noun
pluralgreen-grays

Questions about green-gray

What does green-gray mean?
Green-gray means of infrastructure: combining natural systems with traditional engineering.
What part of speech is green-gray?
Green-gray can be an adjective or a noun.

Words near green-gray in the dictionary

  1. green-gill
  2. green-gilled
  3. green-gold
  4. green-golden
  5. green-goldens
  6. green-gray
  7. green-grays
  8. green-grey
  9. green-greys
  10. green-headed sunbird
  11. green-headed sunbirds

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