Aged, in England

Usage examples of greyed.

Plagued with flies and dragonlice and the reek of city effluent in summer, greyed with smog and ice in winter, even the foulest factories turn their backs away.

He kept to his chair instead, his place before the kitchen range, growling at anything or anyone who obstructed his petty whims as his hair greyed and he became increasingly disgusting in his ways.

She studied us in the light of her front door, smoothing her hands across the greyed front of her apron.

Some men puff out and bloom as they get older, but my father had greyed and shrunk.

The room greyed toward darkness as Thainn leapt back, dropping the cloth.

Stacks of weathered old stove-split wood and greyed slat wood, an old tractor tire .

Weathered old boards, horse-nibbled and greyed, clashed with the stout new crosspieces.

And Arlen's hair was older than the rest of him, greyed like a grey horse, starting early and heading steadily for silver-white.

And finally, out of a tumble of greyed linen fallen to dust, the bowl.

Even Ananke was anxious as they walked into Al Janb, where faulty fresh projections flickered across of the buildings and squares like an incipient headache as the sky greyed and hurried.

It was colder today than it had ever been, and the rain had greyed and thickened.

This was a place which she long avoided, but now that Jalila saw the stone, once raw and brittle, but now smoothed and greyed by rain and wind, she felt none of the expected agony.

She went through the two rooms in the greyed light of the winter afternoon, checked the single closet and the battered trunks that held the rest of their clothes, not looking at the computers until the last, already sure of what she would find.