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blue

1 of 3adjective
/bluː/
Forms:bluer,bluest
1

having the color of the ocean or clear sky at daytime

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  • My mother has blue eyes and black hair.
  • The blue sky was clear and beautiful.
  • The little boy's favorite toy was a blue car.
  • The ocean's blue color amazed us.
  • They wore blue jeans to the party.
Synonyms:
blueishbluish
2

feeling sad or melancholic

  • She felt blue after receiving the disappointing news about her job application.
  • The rainy weather seemed to match his blue mood perfectly.
  • His blue outlook on life was evident in his quiet demeanor and reflective conversations.
  • After the argument, he was left with a blue feeling that lingered throughout the day.
Synonyms:
dampdown in the mouthlowdown(p)downheartedsaddepressivedowncastdowndispiritedwoefulmelancholygloomylow-spiriteddepressedunhappygrim
3

referring to content or remarks that are suggestive of sexual impropriety or indecency, often with a humorous tone

  • The comedian’s blue jokes were met with mixed reactions from the audience.
  • The film had several blue scenes that pushed the boundaries of mainstream cinema.
  • He avoided discussing the blue material at the meeting to maintain professionalism.
  • The magazine’s blue content was controversial and drew criticism from some readers.
  • Her blue comments during the conversation made everyone uncomfortable.
Synonyms:
gamysalacioussuggestivejuicyoff-colorripeindecentracysmuttygameyrisquedirtybawdylewdnaughtyspicy
4

describing a grayish-blue color often seen in the fur of certain animals, like cats or foxes

  • The blue fur of the Russian Blue cat gives it a distinctive, elegant appearance.
  • The fox's coat had a subtle blue sheen, particularly in the light of the early morning.
  • The breed’s blue color is one of its most admired traits, making it popular among pet owners.
  • The blue tone in the animal’s fur provides excellent camouflage in its natural habitat.
  • Her favorite breed of cat is known for its striking blue fur, which adds to its unique charm.
5

referring to a political conservative, particularly in contexts where the color blue is associated with conservative or right-leaning ideologies

  • The blue candidate’s policies emphasized traditional values and fiscal responsibility.
  • In the debate, the blue politician argued for stricter immigration controls and reduced government spending.
  • The blue party's platform focused on maintaining established institutions and conservative principles.
  • Media coverage often labeled the blue movement as a champion of conservative reform.
  • The blue candidate’s strong stance on law and order resonated with voters looking for conservative solutions.
Synonyms:
conservative
6

referring to a woman who is notably educated, intellectual, and well-versed in scholarly or cultural matters

  • The blue professor was celebrated for her deep knowledge and contributions to her field.
  • At the dinner party, the blue guest captivated everyone with her eloquent insights on contemporary issues.
  • The salon was abuzz with discussion led by several blue women, each bringing a wealth of knowledge to the table.
  • The gathering of blue women at the conference was marked by their enlightening debates and sophisticated viewpoints.
  • The blue social circle she frequented was known for its members’ profound knowledge and intellectual achievements.