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having the color of the ocean or clear sky at daytime
feeling sad or melancholic
describing a grayish-blue color often seen in the fur of certain animals, like cats or foxes
referring to a political conservative, particularly in contexts where the color blue is associated with conservative or right-leaning ideologies
referring to a woman who is notably educated, intellectual, and well-versed in scholarly or cultural matters
a color that ranges from light to dark shades, typically associated with the sky or the ocean
the clear sky during daylight, often associated with bright and pleasant weather
clothing or garments that are of the color blue
a person who supports or aligns with conservative political views or parties
a small butterfly from the Lycaenidae family, typically having bright blue wings
a prestigious sporting title or honor awarded to athletes representing Oxford or Cambridge University, typically in competitions between the two institutions
a heated or intense argument, often marked by strong emotions or raised voices
to make something blue in color
to turn or become blue in color, often due to exposure to a blue dye or paint
to heat metal so that it develops a grayish-blue finish, often used for protective or decorative purposes
to wash or treat fabric with a blueing agent to enhance its whiteness or achieve a blue tint
(Australian) to fight, brawl, or have a heated argument
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