Grizzling [verb]

But I must concede that at this unexpected movement, both Grizzle and myself were somewhat agitated.

It was fortunate, in so far as regarded Grizzle, that art in this instance had supplanted nature.

He gave a sort of groan, sank into a chair, and seemed to age and grizzle before our very eyes.

Recovering his body, he raised his grizzle-haired face, very red from stooping.

The color most admired is blue grizzle with its various shades but brindle and fawn, either light or dark are admirable.

He wore his own hair in full dark locks, which Time and Sorrow had alike agreed to grizzle.

After a moment, the rattler struck Cordle in the arm, Gillespie said Grizzle told him.

He winked his eye at Patient Grizzle, beckoning towards her with his quart pot, and took a long and hearty pull.

There was a puppet show with Patient Grizzle; and a stand where a monkey danced.

I know not, said Patient Grizzle, that I can tell you any story worth your hearing.