Blue Nile'd

Price comparing of diamond rings.

That ring is $63,000? I Blue Nile'd it for $49k.

by yarnsnob April 26, 2013

Info Blue Balls'd

To start an intriguing conversation, but refrain from giving details.

Becky just Info Blue Balls'd about her date last night. She said she may tell me later, but I don't know when.

by anonymous May 28, 2022

Dumperdick Blues

A feeling of loss, sorrow, and total emptiness, because without explanation, your partner has denied all access to the dumper.

I’m not sure what’s going on with Amber, but it’s been at least a month since we have had anal sex. I’ve got a case of the Dumperdick Blues, and if I don’t get into that brown nectar soon, it’s going to get worse.

by Tee Cee Deez February 19, 2019

Urban Dictionary Blues

The sad feeling that occurs when your slang gets rejected.

He got the Urban Dictionary Blues.

by UrbanBanjo. October 28, 2013

Dress blues

The sexiest dress uniform in the entirety of the military worn proudly by members of the United States Marine Corps and envied by all. Who are the Marines you ask? The few, the proud, the baddest motherfuckers available, who you call when it absolutely must be destroyed overnight.

Oorah & Semper Fi.

Girl one: Yea, my man is a Marine and he wears dress blues..... feel free to be jealous.
Girl two: *is extremely jealous because she realizes her civilian boyfriend will never be a hot Marine in dress blues or digigreens and responds by whimpering*

<p><a href="http://media.photobucket.com/image/dress%20blues/carrancofg/dress%20blues/mafiame.jpg?o=84" target="_blank"><img src="http://i139.photobucket.com/albums/q298/carrancofg/dress%20blues/mafiame.jpg"></a></p>

by A.McGee January 13, 2009

Deacon Blues

One Of The Many Songs Used By Audiophiles To Test High End Equipment. The Song Was Released in 1977 As Part Of Steely Dan's Aja Album.

Did you get a new high end audio system? You need to play deacon blues to test it

by TheRetroMan486 July 6, 2021

dirty blues

This term refers to blues music (often very lo-fi at the time) running back as early as the 1930s (probably even before then) that has very sexually explicit and/or suggestive ("blue") lyrics. These are all very old blues songs whose practitioners extolled the use of drugs, the pleasure of sex, etc. Many such songs stand up today as early underground (then illegal) music with explicit lyrics (often, if not always, by black artists, some of whom even leaned toward lesbianism, such as Lucille Bogan).

Lucille Bogan's "Shave 'Em Dry" and Bo Carter's "Banana In Your Fruitbasket" are prime examples of the dirty blues.

by CinemateryKyle March 10, 2009