blue

1. sad 2. a color, as in the sky or oceans.

The weather has got me feeling blue.

The shirt I am wearing is blue.

by Anon October 11, 2003

The Blues

A state of depression or disappointment.

In Houston, a mother killed all 5 of her kids, cause she got the blues.

by Mr. Terrence L. Trezvant September 27, 2004

Blue

A color, emotion, and a NAME. The color comes in many hues, is one of the three primary, and is the color of the sky and ocean. Used as an emotion, it usually means sad. Blue can be used as either a boy or girl's name. People who have the name Blue are one of a kind and should not be compared to Beyoncé's daughter. Blue's are usually fun, well rounded, and have a unique attractiveness to them.

Color: "On a clear day the sky is blue." Emotion: "My dog died. I am having a blue day." Name: "Oh, Blue? Yeah, he/she is pretty cool."

by ifonlyiwasreading November 10, 2014

Blue

The color everything should be

Example: Bears should be blue and so should eggs. They would be much happier.

by QueenDoodie June 9, 2018

blue

Australian slang for a fight, particularly one undertaken while under the influence of alcohol. Generally refers to a brief and purely physical altercation, without the involvement of weaponry or police intervention.

We all went to the pub last night and got into a good blue, no harm done.

by jendayi August 7, 2009

Blue

Blue is one of the three primary colours and is the colour of the clear sky and the deep sea on Earth. Blue is located between violet and green on the spectrum

Person 1: What's your favourite color?
Person 2: Blue
Person 1: Mine too!

by sensfan March 10, 2013

blues

1. State of dejection or gloom.
2. A style of music originating in the mid-nineteenth century from southern African-American secular songs usually featuring a syncopated 4/4 rhythm, flatted thirds and sevenths, a 12-bar structure, and lyrics in a three-line stanza in which the second line repeats the first.

My friends have all left and forgotten me. I've got the blues.

“The blues is an expression of anger against shame and humiliation” (B.B. King).

by Mister Cellophane May 13, 2006