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Do you spell it 'grey' or 'gray'?

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Contributor: ARPKasso ARPKasso
Usually Grey unless it has to be Gray, like if it was the name of a place or last name.
01/13/2013
Contributor: FLIPxMODE FLIPxMODE
both
01/13/2013
Contributor: noway noway
gray
01/13/2013
Contributor: Marie Hanna Marie Hanna
It depends on the day I think.
01/13/2013
Contributor: woodsdragon woodsdragon
I usually spell it gray but then wonder if I am spelling it right
01/13/2013
Contributor: Creepellah Creepellah
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Originally posted by Pixel
I'm Canadian, so spell it the Brit way, with an 'e'.
grey
01/13/2013
Contributor: Geogeo Geogeo
Quote:
Originally posted by Pixel
I'm Canadian, so spell it the Brit way, with an 'e'.
Canadian too so grey
01/13/2013
Contributor: MissCandyland MissCandyland
Gray
01/13/2013
Contributor: sexytileena / absolutely love sex sexytileena / absolutely love sex
Grey
01/13/2013
Contributor: Taylor Taylor
I use both, but I think that's because I don't really know which one is right lol
01/13/2013
Contributor: giftdgecko giftdgecko
Quote:
Originally posted by Pixel
I'm Canadian, so spell it the Brit way, with an 'e'.
not canadian and do grey
01/13/2013
Contributor: ViVix ViVix
Quote:
Originally posted by Pixel
I'm Canadian, so spell it the Brit way, with an 'e'.
With an "e."
01/13/2013
Contributor: kristencarrie kristencarrie
I spell it grey.
01/13/2013
Contributor: Real or memorex Real or memorex
I'm from the U.S., so I write "gray."
01/13/2013
Contributor: amazon amazon
Depends on the use
01/13/2013
Contributor: hjtee hjtee
I'm also Canadian, but I spell it gray. Mainly because I prefer the way it looks. I used to always get corrected on it in school.
01/13/2013
Contributor: inkky inkky
Grey.
01/14/2013
Contributor: poetprincess poetprincess
Quote:
Originally posted by Pixel
I'm Canadian, so spell it the Brit way, with an 'e'.
I have always spelled it GRAY, but as long as it makes sense it should not matter how its spelled..
01/14/2013
Contributor: Cowgirl-Cutie Cowgirl-Cutie
Grey...and it's been that way before 50 Shades for me...which I haven't read!
01/14/2013
Contributor: Voir Voir
Either or sometimes it comes out 'gray' sometimes it comes out 'grey'.
01/14/2013
Contributor: Soup Soup
With the e
01/14/2013
Contributor: Allstars316 Allstars316
Grey
01/14/2013
Contributor: Chilipepper Chilipepper
I was reading Victorian literature before I ever noticed the differences in spelling, so I've always written it as "grey". It's never a word that's brought up in school (even in spelling lessons), so I've never had any teachers try to correct me.
01/14/2013
Contributor: leatherlover leatherlover
Grey but I had to think about if for a second.
01/14/2013
Contributor: rosythorn rosythorn
I have no idea. Both I guess
01/14/2013
Contributor: richsam richsam
Quote:
Originally posted by Pixel
I'm Canadian, so spell it the Brit way, with an 'e'.
gray
01/14/2013
Contributor: Cryptixx Cryptixx
Depends in what language I'm writing. Originally "gray" is British whilst "grey" is American.
01/14/2013
Contributor: FlashFuchsia FlashFuchsia
Grey
01/14/2013