Difference between Colorless and Oxford Grey

COLORLESS vs OXFORD GREY: NOUN

Lacking in variety and interest
Lacking color.
Pale; pallid.
Lacking animation, variety, or distinction; dull. : dull.
Weak in color; not colorful
Free from any manifestation of partial or peculiar sentiment or feeling; not disclosing likes, dislikes, prejudice, etc..
Having lost its normal color.
Alternative spelling of colourless.
Without color; not distinguished by any hue; transparent; ; a colorless gas.

Not colorful
Weak in color
Destitute of color; not distinguished by any hue; transparent, blanched, or entirely white: as, colorless water, glass, or gas; colorless cheeks or hair.
In botany: Having no other color than green.
Pale or hyaline. Jackson, Glossary.

Gray, Uncolored, Chalky, Whitish, Ashen, Uncoloured, Washy, Pallid, Achromatic, Waxy, Greyish, Drab, Blackish, Colourless, Grayish

Gray, Uncolored, Chalky, Whitish, Ashen, Uncoloured, Washy, Pallid, Achromatic, Waxy, Greyish, Drab, Blackish, Colourless, Grayish

The solution may be colorless to pale yellow.
WATER, STIRRED YELLOW, SCARLET AND COLORLESS: See Pyrotechnics.
It is a clear, colorless, odorless, syrupy liquid.
The green mixture is still green and the colorless solution is still colorless.
Colorless diamonds the colorless diamonds may be graded on a laboratory certificate to verify that is similar to the one particular friend.
The carat - in great detail - a 1 carat, colorless d colorless and ends with z the worst, though some diamonds.
Your engagement and the word love in many people who look for colorless to near colorless classification.
Our one in a trillion ring pictured is set with colorless d to near colorless.
Crafted from premium Forever One moissanite, they are guaranteed to be colorless or near colorless.
Both Natural and Lab Grown Diamonds can be colorless or near colorless.