Similar words: look blue, hark back, blue, blues, blue sky, sky blue, blue jay, blue-sky. Meaning: n. a dark shade of blue dark-blue. adj. of a dark shade of blue.
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(31) Mr Sammler, back walking the streets, which now were dark blue, a bluish glow from the street lamps.
(32) In a larger circle round the central picture are apostles and saints against a dark blue background.
(33) She scraped the earth back and saw something very dark blue - china or glass, buried there.
(34) She was dressed in a dark blue gown, the white veil hiding her beautiful chestnut hair.
(35) Ivor and Sara were there, the latter in a dark blue silk shirt.
(36) Painted a dark blue, the dormeuse was embellished with e frieze ornament in gold.
(37) Montgomery wasn't fooled at all. Behind the mask of her dark blue eyes lurked horror and shock, perhaps even guilt.
(38) Midway between sun and stagnant water he blazed in his glorious colors of putrefaction dark green, dark blue, black.
(39) We dressed him in his best dark blue suit, light blue shirt and red tie.
(40) He was six feet two, and wore dark blue trousers with a blue and white striped shirt.
(41) A thin man wearing half-moon spectacles and a dark blue three-piece suit made his way over towards my board.
(42) One was dressed in a dark blue jerkin and hose.
(43) Initially, juniper berries are green and then turn from dark blue to black as they get riper.
(44) Auburn and dark blue, honey and blood mixed together: the colour of a bruise.
(45) And two little beady eyes with dark blue circles under them whether I sleep enough or not.
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(46) The girls are dressed alike, in dark blue uniforms with white collars and black pinafores.
(47) Long dark blue silk curtains hung at the elegant sash window overlooking the creek.
(48) The only dab of colour was a dark blue pocket handkerchief.
(49) The wind struck at her, the sky was choked with dark blue churning cloud.
(50) Charlie stared at her gleaming white blouse and dark blue pleated skirt.
(51) The eyes were intently probing - a remembered deep, dark blue.
(52) The power in the sails lifted the yacht so that she left two long trails of dark blue in the spray.
(53) The water was dark blue but in places dark green where underwater rock formations subtly changed the colour.
(54) It was very dark blue, quite perfect, about six inches long.
(55) Gilfoyle sat in the dock dressed in a white shirt, dark blue tie, and grey cardigan.
(56) Gwendolen was clad in her dark blue serge travelling dress, this being the nearest to mourning she could manage.
(57) In a high-collared striped blouse of blue and white, and a dark blue skirt, she looked attractively neat.
(58) Stephen's dark blue eyes were very bright and there was a flush on his cheekbones.
(59) He wore a dark blue suit, a white shirt, and a red knitted tie.
(60) She sighed as she inspected her one good dark blue wool dress, its seat shiny with wear.
More similar words: look blue, hark back, blue, blues, blue sky, sky blue, blue jay, blue-sky, blue chip, navy blue, bluebell, true blue, blue book, blue-chip, blue moon, blue baby, true-blue, blue-eyed, dark, a blue moon, bluegrass, blue print, blue-green, blue-black, blue blood, blueberry, blueprint, royal blue, blue-collar, blue ribbon.