Similar words: blue-sky, blue, values, true-blue, blue-chip, blue moon, true blue, blue book. Meaning: [bluː] 
n. 1. a type of folksong that originated among Black Americans at the beginning of the 20th century; has a melancholy sound from repeated use of blue notes 2. a state of depression.
n. 1. a type of folksong that originated among Black Americans at the beginning of the 20th century; has a melancholy sound from repeated use of blue notes 2. a state of depression. 
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271) The composition is built up from the opposition of dark greens, Prussian blues, and coal black tones.
272) I have the blues before sunrise, tears standing in my eyes.
273) So did Giggs' two brilliant assists in the Champions League quarterfinal at Old Trafford to knock the Blues out of the competition, and countless other moments of magic from the Welshman.
274) I'm a simple guy who likes simple things, and to me the sound of blues, punk rock, rockabilly, and funk are simple and pure expression_r_r_rs.
275) Some husbands always sing the blues about how much housework their wives leave with them.
276) This is a musical revue showcasing pop standards, including rock & roll and rhythm & blues songs.
277) I just spent two hours listening to Bill sing the blues about his girl friend leaving him for some other guy. I feel sorry for him but he ought to forget it: after all, it happened two years ago.
278) Very sad, if you sing the BLUES, it means you're singing a song about how difficult your life is.
279) Pale blues and greens are ideal for relaxing, but you should also add pops of red and pink in order to turn up the heat on your love life.
More similar words: blue-sky, blue, values, true-blue, blue-chip, blue moon, true blue, blue book, blue blood, a blue moon, blueberry, blue-green, blueprint, royal blue, out of the blue, blue ribbon, black and blue, blue-blooded, blue-chip stock, a bolt from the blue, once in a blue moon, blue-collar worker, quest, guest, guess, blub, blur, inquest, bequest, request.