BLUER

Meaning of BLUER in English

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BLUER — I. bluer comparative of blue II. blu·er ˈblüə(r) noun ( -s ) Etymology: blue (III) + -er : one that …
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ZINC — I. ˈziŋk noun ( -s ) Usage: often attributive Etymology: German zink, perhaps from zinke point, barb, prong, from Old …
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TURQUOISE — I. noun also tur·quois ˈtərˌk(w)ȯiz, ˈtə̄ˌ-, ˈtəiˌ- ( plural turquoises ) Etymology: Middle English turkeis, torcas, turcas, from Middle French …
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SPRUCE — I. ˈsprüs noun ( -s ) Usage: often attributive Etymology: from obsolete Spruce Prussia, from Middle English, alteration of Pruce, …
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RAISIN — I. ˈrāz ə n noun ( -s ) Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle English raisin, reisin, from Middle French, grape, …
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DAMASK — I. ˈdaməsk sometimes dəˈmask noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English damaske, from Medieval Latin damascus, from Damascus, Syria, where …
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CRANE — I. ˈkrān noun ( plural cranes or crane ) Etymology: Middle English cran, from Old English; akin to Old High …
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CRANBERRY — I. ˈkranˌberē, -raan-, -_b(ə)rē, -ri also ÷ -am(ˌ)- — see berry noun ( -es ) Etymology: part modification, part translation …
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CARMINE — I. ˈkärmə̇n, ˈkȧm-, -ˌmīn also -ˌmēn noun ( -s ) Etymology: French carmin, from Medieval Latin carminium, irregular from Arabic …
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WOOD VIOLET — noun 1. a. : hedge violet b. : bird's-foot violet 2. : a deep purple that is bluer and stronger …
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VIOLINE PINK — noun : a moderate purplish red that is bluer and deeper than average rose, bluer and paler than magenta rose …
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TELEGRAPH BLUE — noun : a grayish purple that is bluer and darker than mauve gray, bluer and duller than average orchid gray, …
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STRAWBERRY — ˈstrȯˌberē, -_b(ə)rē, -ri — see berry noun Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle English, from Old English strēawberige, from strēaw straw …
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STARLIGHT BLUE — noun : a pale purplish blue that is paler and slightly bluer than hydrangea blue, bluer than haze blue, and …
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RED PLUM — noun 1. : a red-fruited plum ; specifically : either of two American wild plums ( Prunus americana and P. …
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REDGRAPE — ˈ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ noun : a dark purplish red that is bluer and duller than pansy purple, redder and stronger than raisin, …
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RASPBERRY WINE — noun : a dark purplish red that is bluer and duller than redgrape or pansy purple, darker and slightly bluer …
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RASPBERRY — ˈra]zˌberē, ˈrȧ], -_b(ə)rē, -ri sometimes ]s(ˌ)b — see berry \ noun Etymology: rasp (III) + berry 1. a. : any …
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PONTIFF — ˈpäntə̇f noun ( -s ) Etymology: French pontif, from Latin pontific-, pontifex, literally, bridgemaker, from pont-, pons bridge + -fic-, …
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PETUNIA — pə̇ˈtünyə, pə̇.ˈtyü-, -nēə noun Etymology: New Latin, from obsolete French petun tobacco (from Middle French petun, petum, from Tupi petyn, …
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OLD ROSE — noun : a variable color averaging a grayish red that is bluer and paler than bois de rose, bluer and …
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NAVY BLUE — noun : a variable color averaging a grayish purplish blue that is duller and bluer than average delft, bluer and …
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MULBERRY PURPLE — noun : a dark purple that is bluer, lighter, and stronger than average prune, bluer and deeper than mulberry (sense …
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MIGNON — ˈminˌyän, in sense 2 mēnˈyōⁿ or ˈmēnˌyōⁿ noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, literally, darling 1. : a moderate purple …
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MANGANESE VIOLET — noun : a moderate purple that is redder and duller than heliotrope (sense 4a), bluer, lighter, and stronger than average …
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MAGENTA — məˈjentə noun ( -s ) Etymology: from Magenta, town in northern Italy, site of a battle between the Austrian and …
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MADDER VIOLET — noun : a dark purple that is bluer, lighter, and stronger than average prune, bluer and less strong than mulberry …
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MADDER CRIMSON — noun : a vivid red that is bluer and deeper than apple red, yellower and stronger than carmine, bluer and …
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LOBELIA — lōˈbēlyə, -lēə noun Etymology: New Latin, from Matthias de Lobel died 1616 Flemish botanist + New Latin -ia 1. a. …
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