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  1. 27-Feb-2007, 18:13 #1
    lukre
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    Default "between the gays and the grays"

    What is the meaning of the phrase "between the gays and the grays"?

    Context:

    A: We could have drinks here and then go into town for dinner.
    B: Oh, dear, between the gays and the grays -- this town is a zoo.
  2. 27-Feb-2007, 18:17 #2
    askaboutenglish
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    Default Re: "between the gays and the grays"

    Hi,

    Gays = homosexuals
    Grays = people in gray suits; boring people/conservative/dull people

    Matt
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