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Definition of blue
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of blue is as below...
Blue
(superl.)
Severe
or over
strict
in
morals;
gloom;
as, blue and sour
religionists;
suiting
one who is over
strict
in
morals;
inculcating
an
impracticable,
severe,
or
gloomy
mortality;
as, blue
laws..
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Glaucous
::
Glaucous
(a.) Of a
sea-green
color;
of a dull green
passing
into
grayish
blue.
Blued
::
Blued (imp. & p. p.) of Blu.
Neutral
::
Neutral
(a.)
Having
neither
acid nor basic
properties;
unable
to turn red
litmus
blue or blue
litmus
red; -- said of
certain
salts or other
compounds.
Contrasted
with acid, and
alkaline..
Haemacyanin
::
Haemacyanin
(n.) A
substance
found in the blood of the
octopus,
which gives to it its blue
color..
Berry
::
Berry (n.) A small fruit that is pulpy or
succulent
throughout,
having
seeds
loosely
imbedded
in the pulp, as the
currant,
grape,
blueberry..
Tomtit
::
Tomtit
(n.) A
titmouse,
esp. the blue
titmouse..
Ara
::
Ara (n.) A name of the great blue and
yellow
macaw (Ara
ararauna),
native
of South
America..
Blue Bonnet
::
Blue
bonnet
(n.) Alt. of
Blue-bonne.
Vesuvianite
::
Vesuvianite
(n.) A
mineral
occurring
in
tetragonal
crystals,
and also
massive,
of a brown to green
color,
rarely
sulphur
yellow
and blue. It is a
silicate
of
alumina
and lime with some iron
magnesia,
and is
common
at
Vesuvius.
Also
called
idocrase..
Ceylanite
::
Ceylanite
(n.) A dingy blue, or
grayish
black,
variety
of
spinel.
It is also
called
pleonaste..
Warrin
::
Warrin
(n.) An
Australian
lorikeet
(Trichoglossus
multicolor)
remarkable
for the
variety
and
brilliancy
of its
colors;
--
called
also
blue-bellied
lorikeet,
and
blue-bellied
parrot..
Blue
::
Blue
(superl.)
Literary;
--
applied
to
women;
-- an
abbreviation
of
bluestocking.
Indophenol
::
Indophenol
(n.) Any one of a
series
of
artificial
blue
dyestuffs,
resembling
indigo
in
appearance,
and
obtained
by the
action
of
phenol
on
certain
nitrogenous
derivatives
of
quinone.
Simple
indophenol
proper
has not yet been
isolated..
Mandrill
::
Mandrill
(n.) a large West
African
baboon
(Cynocephalus,
/
Papio,
mormon).
The adult male has, on the sides of the nose,
large,
naked,
grooved
swellings,
conspicuously
striped
with blue and red..
Pipra
::
Pipra (n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of small
clamatorial
birds
belonging
to Pipra and
allied
genera,
of the
family
Pipridae.
The male is
usually
glossy
black,
varied
with
scarlet,
yellow,
or sky blue. They
chiefly
inhabit
South
America..
Bluestone
::
Bluestone
(n.) A
grayish
blue
building
stone,
as that
commonly
used in the
eastern
United
States..
Conyrine
::
Conyrine
(n.) A blue,
fluorescent,
oily base
(regarded
as a
derivative
of
pyridine),
obtained
from
conine..
Blueprint
::
Blueprint
() See under
Print.
Sapphire
::
Sapphire
(a.) Of or
resembling
sapphire;
sapphirine;
blue.
In-
::
In-
(prep.)
A
prefix
from Eng. prep. in, also from Lat. prep. in,
meaning
in, into, on,
among;
as,
inbred,
inborn,
inroad;
incline,
inject,
intrude.
In words from the
Latin,
in-
regularly
becomes
il-
before
l, ir-
before
r, and im-
before
a
labial;
as,
illusion,
irruption,
imblue,
immigrate,
impart.
In- is
sometimes
used with an
simple
intensive
force..
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