Similar words: true-blue, blueberry, blue-blooded, notebook, by the book, advance booking, cookbook, blue. Meaning: n. 1. a report published by the British government; bound in blue 2. a register of persons who are socially prominent 3. a blue booklet used in universities for writing examinations.
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1. The Blue Book also contains more maps and uses different typefaces than the Red Book.
2. The vivid illustrations in the Blue Books of the 1840s could as well have come from the mines of Shropshire in 1770.
3. Check Blue Book pricing and researched comparable prices.
4. I have a blue book bag.
5. No, it isn't. The blue book is about geography.
6. And a big blue book.
7. It's already prided way below blue book.
8. This is a blue book.
9. Eraser, crayon, pen. And a big blue book.
10. The blue book is thick.
11. Should I bring a blue book for the test?
12. I have a blue book.
13. The Blue Book value of your truck goesand down depending on how much gas in it.
14. Your desk is brown,(sentencedict.com/blue book.html) I have a blue book on the desk.
15. Was it on a Scantron or in a blue book?
16. Will the test be on Scantron or in a blue book?
17. From 1992, forecasting analysis has been undertaken in the Economic Blue Book published annually.
18. Each plebe candidate is given a copy of the Reef Points, a small blue book with the rules, regulations, and mores of the Navy and the Naval Academy.
19. You know you might lose your billing in the blue book?
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