Pronunciation: /ɡreɪ ˈɡæpər/
noun A person who takes a career break later in life to travel or volunteer
A1 A grey gapper is someone who takes a break from work to travel.
A2 My cousin is planning to be a grey gapper and explore different countries.
B1 As a grey gapper, she volunteered at a local school in Thailand.
B2 The grey gapper program offers opportunities for older adults to travel and learn new skills.
C1 After retiring, he became a grey gapper and spent a year traveling around South America.
C2 The concept of being a grey gapper has gained popularity among those looking for adventure in their retirement years.
adjective Describing the person as being older and taking a break to travel or volunteer
A1 The grey gapper cat slept peacefully on the windowsill.
A2 She wore a grey gapper sweater to keep warm in the chilly weather.
B1 The grey gapper clouds signaled an approaching storm.
B2 The hotel was popular among grey gapper travelers looking for adventure.
C1 The artist used a palette of grey gapper tones to create a sense of melancholy in the painting.
C2 The novel explored the complexities of relationships through the eyes of a grey gapper protagonist.
formal The grey gapper decided to take a year off from work to travel and volunteer.
informal My neighbor, the grey gapper, is off on another adventure around the world.
slang I never thought I'd become a grey gapper, but here I am, exploring new places in my retirement.
figurative The grey gapper symbolizes a new chapter in life, full of exploration and discovery.
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