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mostly used to describe a perfect, cloudless bright blue sky and plentiful sunshine. Especially in snowboarding conditions. check out that sky man, it's total bluebird! my favorite to shred to!
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It is used to describe a beautiful sunshiny day. Damn! We have a bluebird.....golf???
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A North American cavity-nesting thrush of the genus Sialia, characterized by blue plumage. I wish house sparrows wouldn't take over the bluebird house.
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code word for Cocaine. Etomology: On the Navajo Nation, the Navajo people use Bluebird Flour to make Navajo frybread. Young Navajo cokeheads starting use Bluebrid as a way to refer to cocaine. See related Frybread (reference to crack cocaine) She's headed to the southside for Bluebird.
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a male who sexually fantasizes about the father(s) of his peer(s). i see the way you look at my dad, you bluebird.
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A Marten Company truck. Called this due to the blue bird that is the company symbol and prominate on the company's trailers. That Bluebird was haulin ass down the interstate.
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In the John Lee Hooker "Bluebird" I believe that he may be calling a USPS truck a bluebird, because he tells the bluebird to "Bluebird, please take this letter down south for me", I have never heard Postal trucks called bluebirds elsewhere, but in the context of the song it makes sense, but also, I'm from Seattle, John Lee Hooker is definitely from the South and our dialects are very different. Bluebird, please take this letter down south for me.
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