How do you spell it? Gray or Grey? I spell it with an A!
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Grey! I think it might be the difference between American/Canadian&European spellings.
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@Bao: I'm serious. I think the color gray is different from grEy. When I think grey I think more smokey smooth. Gray is like boring blah gray.
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I like the spelling with an e better, simply because it makes me think of a softer, more cozy color.
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I spell it with an a too
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@locavore_mama: bingo.
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I do Grey, dh does Gray.
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@locavore_mama: +1
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Grey seems classier, lol.
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I spell it grey.
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gray = american lexicon. grey = brits/canadians/aussies/south africans, etc.
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Grey
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I wonder this all the time. I prefer grey but sometimes I write gray
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Gray is standard American Engljsh spelling, but I like grey better!
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Grey
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Grey for a name, gray for a color.
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Grey
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@locavore_mama: G takes offense to this
jkI spell it with an a
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Grey... I use mostly all of the Canadian/UK spellings (colour, cheque, neighbour, pyjamas, etc)
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I like grey because it looks nicer.
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Gray
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I've typically used grey, though I'm sure I've written it as gray, too. I don't really think about it. I often find myself writing colour instead of color, so maybe I've just read a lot of British lit over the years.
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I spell it Gray. I'm a graphic designer, and it's "ay" in the Pantone book, so it's what I've always used.
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Mentally, grey, because I'm Australian. But I have my spellchecker set to US English for work so it autocorrects to gray.
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I like the spelling of grey versus gray. Even my Pinterest board can't decide what the spelling is "grey/gray/silver." Either way, I love the color.
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