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If you go by the dictionary, "grizzled" and "grizzly" both have the same meaning; having grey hair. In common use, though, "grizzled" is generally used to imp
by mewse 7y ago
If you go by the dictionary, "grizzled" and "grizzly" both have the same meaning; having grey hair.
In common use, though, "grizzled" is generally used to imply "old" or even "unkempt", and "grizzly" is generally used to imply "bad-tempered" (probably alluding to the behaviour of the "grizzly bear")
..in this case, according to the story, either word would apply!
- itwy 7y agoGot it, thanks.