What is another word for ash colored?
Pronunciation: [ˈaʃ kˈʌləd] (IPA) 
Ash colored is a muted shade of gray or brown with a hint of white. It is a versatile hue commonly associated with nature, stones, or metals. Alternatives to ash colored are charcoal, smoky, slate, steel, gunmetal, gravel, dusty, and muted. Charcoal has a darker and richer tone, while smoky has a smoldering effect. Slate is a cool and smooth grayish-blue hue. Steel is a modern and metallic gray that exudes strength and durability. Gunmetal is a dark bluish-gray hue with silver undertones. Gravel is a sandy, muted shade of gray. Dusty has a soft and vintage feel, while muted is a subdued and understated shade of gray.
