Grey or Gray?

I also know that in the UK, a lot of words with "c" are replaced by "s". For example: Defence vs. Defense

#527125

I've used both. Do I care which one is correct? No. Language is so mixed up in today's society that it doesn't even matter.

#531308

Grey. Mainly because I'm in Northern Ireland, where the British spellings of words are used.

#531598

I am fond of using GRAY. Grey is also acceptable but I find it a little awkward

#532850

Gray...........

#533049

I will spell gray as a color and grey as a name. Now stop this discussion. No end to this.lol

#533196

I haven't noticed the spelling difference until now. I've used both.that Grey is for colour as Gray is for a name.

#533211

I've seen both ways spelled but I think it's just a matter of preference. If you want to go grey, go for it. If you want gray carpet, sounds great.

#534676

Mr. Longman said 'bout Grey :

;)

Mr. Longman said 'bout Gray :

;)

Just for fun...but...color or colour

#534684

i use gray.

#535401

I use "grey". I think "grey" is BE and "gray" is AE?

#535406

Gray (also spelled as grey) refers to a neutral color. I am used to spell it as gray because that is the spelling that was taught to us during the prep school. How will you spell the word "gray"?

#538444

I think grammatically Gray is more correct than Grey.

#540476

i am free of all rules.

#541562

i also pronounce it GRAY

#541655

I didn't notice that until I watch this thread.

But, don't they be the same meaning?

LOL

Well, usually I use Gray

#541852