Blue

POILCE:
Refering to the color uniforms that cops wear.

"Dont trust that snitch, I hear he's workin for the blue"

"Keep an eye out for the blue"

by sbcadillac March 17, 2005

blue!

An exclamation used to express the frustration that occurs when you need to repeat yourself many times over.
Derived from the video game Brain Age, in which during one of the activities it had trouble with voice recognition.

Subject A: So, I found a $20 bill on the ground yesterday, right outside my house.
Subject B: What?
Subject A: I found $20 yesterday.
Subject B: What?
Subject A: A $20 dollar bill, I found one yesterday!!
Subject B: A 20 what?
Subject A: Blue! BLUE!!!!!!

by Dominic F October 23, 2007

Blues

Street name for the drug Roxicontin/Roxycodone used because they are small blue pills usually costing anywhere from $10-15.

Hey man i got a friend who wants some blues you got 30 for $300?

by LadyJay January 06, 2010

Blue

The color of a guys balls when they don't screw something

"Yup, he's rolling around, he's got blue balls"

by Katie123456 March 30, 2008

blues

In music the blues is about redemption. Not depression.

"You know I'm free, free now baby
I'm free from your spell
I'm free, free now
I'm free from your spell
And now that it's over
All I can do is wish you well"

The Thrill Is Gone - B.B. King
Blues Great

by Blues Student January 09, 2008

Blue

A certain wavelength of light lying within the visible spectrum, while being the shortest wavelength. On average, it is about 475 nanometers. Its very near the ultraviolet spectrum, which is bluer than a normal human can see. It is the color of the sky, ocean, and some peoples' eyes. Honestly, I'm hoping only the colorblind are seeing this, cuz otherwise this is kinda dumb.

"Wow! The sky is so blue!"

by FightOnG November 19, 2016

blues

'blues' were originally known to intravenous drug users as azure-colored instant-release 10 mg oxymorphone, manufactured by ENDO. These were rightly considered the holy grail of pharmaceutical opiates before being discontinued due to problems with black market diversion and robberies. Many users ranked them more euphoric than heroin. They are cited in many works of fiction, notably Drugstore Cowboy.

It's so beautiful how these blues commingle with blood in the syringe.

by natenatenatenate December 14, 2008