Grey Or Gray?

[Mr_Yuck]

I myself, when typing it, tend to go greay, and remove one of the vowels leaving me with grey or gray. Typically, I end up with grey. You?

[Vooduu]

ive always used grey

[nVidia_Freak]

Grey 'ere, chaps. I'm tuber tired.

[Bleeble]

I dunno. It varies between different situations, but I'm usually consistent within those situations.

[sykocus]

http://www.googlefight.com/index.php?lang=...grey&word2=gray

[dean25]

Grey is how i type it and also how i say it for it is the only way ive seen it.

 

 

Grey will be the colour of my next door neighbours hair when he see's what im about to clear the driveway with!!

 

 

Petrol+lighter = wooooooooo.

[guzzidom]

Gray = US spelling, Grey = English spelling.

In the UK we don't use the word gray for anything as it is a meaningless jumble of letters made up by you colonials because it sounds like the correct spelling (don't argue, we invented the language) lol.

Seriously though, I wasn't aware you used both spellings in the US.

Edited December 29, 2005 by guzzidom

[ClayMeow]

I voted varies because I don't know what I use. lol. Whatever comes out when I type, that's the way I leave it I guess. lol.

[Silverfox]

grey. because that's how you spell it!

[r_target]

Gray for Yankees, grey for Limeys. Of course, Brits will insist that they are correct.

[DECwakeboarder]

Grey...of course!

[Verran]

Grey. Seems cooler and more sophisticated.