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battleship gray

noun

  1. a subdued bluish gray.


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Origin of battleship gray1

An Americanism dating back to 1825–35
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Example Sentences

Everything was battleship gray: the floor, walls, filing cabinets, a desk, and two chairs.

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Across the Channel in the English port of Dover, the skies Saturday were the same battleship gray, the sea state queasy with chop.

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“It will become mottled, battleship gray, even black. But that’s what tin does. If you try to scrub it away, you just wear the lining away.â€

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The sky was a uniform battleship gray.

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But two irresistibly creepy close-up views of picket fences are proof that you can’t really escape your context: One set of wobbly stakes is battleship gray, the other streaky off-white, and each looks like an infinite row of demonic fingers.

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