Sometimes one is used more as a verb or a noun. It's the same word grey is the England version and gray is american version though americans use grey too. Its seriously just two words that mean the same thing. Grǽg was the original word so you can see how the two different spellings can be derived from grǽg.
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It just depends on which feels right. It's usually grey, but sometimes it's gray.
Sometimes one is used more as a verb or a noun. It's the same word grey is the England version and gray is american version though americans use grey too. Its seriously just two words that mean the same thing. Grǽg was the original word so you can see how the two different spellings can be derived from grǽg.