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"Drab" means uninteresting, especially when referring to clothing or furniture. So a person can wear drab clothes, sit on a drab sofa, or live a drab life. Think of "gray" as a version of "drab." BTW, there are over 16 million examples of "drab" used on Google, so it is hardly an uncommon word. You SHOULD "bother learning it."
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Drab means dull or uninteresting. A drab color would be one that is "washed-out", unsaturated or grayish.
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Im native in the language and I've never heard the word "drab"... I wouldn't bother learning it. Im sure theres another word with the same meaning that is used more frequently.
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Drab= uninteresting

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