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Enchanted  +  862274 Fri, 14 Aug 09 10:22 PM
an ematiated man with graying hair.


What is the difference between graying hair and gray hair?


thanks,


ench
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Best answer by Philip  +  862315 Fri, 14 Aug 09 10:56 PM
Most of us don't turn grey overnight.  It is a process.  A person with greying hair has some grey, but a good deal of the original color as well.
Philip
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Jing  +  947715 Tue, 20 Oct 09 04:13 AM
My understanding :

gray hair = the original color is gray

graying hair = the original color is not gray but grayed.


can I understand like this?
Jing
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