(adj): of lustrous grey; covered with or tinged with the color of silver
(adj): of a light grey
(adj): of something that is somewhat black
(adj): of dark grey
(adj): of white tinged with blue
(adj): of grey tinged with blue
(adj): of black tinged with blue
(adj): of black tinged with brown
(adj): of grey tinged with brown
(adj): of greyish white
(adj): of something having the color of chalk
(adj): of a very dark grey
(adj): of the blackest black; similar to the color of jet or coal
(adj): of something as white as cotton
(adj): of a dull shade of white
(adj): of a very dark black
(adj): of an achromatic color of any lightness intermediate between the extremes of white and black
(adj): of black tinged with grey
(adj): of white tinged with grey
(adj): of grey tinged with green
(adj): of white flowers tinged with green
(adj): of something totally lacking in saturation and therefore having no hue
(adj): of the color of black ink
(adj): of the grey color of iron
(adj): of a pure white color
(adj): of a white the color of fresh milk
(adj): of grey tinged with olive
(adj): of a dark shade of grey
(adj): of a grey with a pearly tinge
(adj): of a white the color of pearls
(adj): of white tinged with pink
(adj): of black tinged with purple
(adj): of white tinged with purple
(adj): of grey tinged with red
(adj): of a dark somewhat brownish black
(adj): of grey resembling silver
(adj): of a white that resembles silver
(adj): of a black tinged with slate-grey
(adj): of the color of slate or granite
(adj): of the white color of snow
(adj): of the black color of soot
(adj): of black tinged with violet
(adj): (of plants) having white flowers
(adj): of something having a color tending toward white
(adj): of grey tinged with yellow
(adj): of a white tinged with yellow
"'...I shall keep in as close with the shore as can be, and you shall look at the creatures with my best achromatic glass,'—reaching for a splendid five-lens Dollond, an instrument that Stephen was never allowed to use, because of his tendency to drop telescopes into the sea."
--Patrick O'Brian, The Far Side of the World, 277