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Greygray is a term that has no single, universally accepted definition in color nomenclature. It functions primarily as a neologism or branding name composed from the American spelling "gray" and the British "grey." In general use, it may refer to either a range of neutral grays or a hypothetical single shade that embodies both warmth and coolness; but usage is inconsistent across sources.

In color theory and design, neutral grays are typically described as shades between black and white, with undertones that can be warm or cool. If "greygray" is used descriptively, it is often described as a mid-gray with balanced undertones, or as a label for a family of gray tones rather than a precise color.

In branding and product naming, "greygray" can serve to emphasize bilingual familiarity or to create a distinctive identity. It may appear in design systems, fashion, interior design, or digital media as a name rather than a fixed color specification.

There is limited formal documentation, and no standardized hex code or Pantone reference attached to "greygray." Consequently, any specification should be derived from the context in which the term appears.

See also: gray, grey, neutral color, grayscale, color naming.