Crossword clues for blueness
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Blueness \Blue"ness\, n.
The quality of being blue; a blue color.
--Boyle.
Wiktionary
n. The state or quality of being blue.
WordNet
n. the color of the clear sky in the daytime; "he had eyes of bright blue" [syn: blue]
Usage examples of "blueness".
The blueness was a star-shaped cloud, almost up to the beams in the ceiling.
When the griffins wearily leveled out, heads bent down between their spread wings, ready to soar or sideslip if the thing came for them, the blueness leaped into a long flash of azure light, rushing in zigzags underneath them faster even than lightning, and disappeared into the distance behind.
He could see Sukey and Reville through the sheet of blueness, on the other side of it, staring as if they had been put under a stasis spell.
There were three eyes in the blueness, all of them watching Blade sarcastically.
Its blueness spun faster and faster, and Barnabas became a twisted dark swirl, spinning inside it.
The swirl grew longer and thinner as it spun and shreds threw off it, but Barnabas did not stop screaming until the darkness had faded into the blueness completely.
Everyone was pale and still as they watched the blueness sink back into the terrace again.
The blur remained motionless, dimming slowly, losing its tinge of unearthly color, taking on the blueness of evening.
He spent his days upon the crystal blueness of the lake or he walked back into the soft thick verdure of the hills and tramped until he was tired so that he might sleep.
She shaded her eyes and looked up and saw the moon hanging in the pure summer blueness, a wan face blankly amused by their silliness.
I I SILVER WINGS, SANTIAGO BLUE The deep blueness of a glacier colored her look.
With a turn of his head he looked up, into the startling blueness of her eyes.
She watched the lamb step towards the water and saw the stillness of the surface, reflecting back the image of the reeds around the far side, the blueness of the sun and a scattering of fluffy white clouds.
He grasped her chin with the fingers of his free hand and tilted her head up so she had to look into his eyes - and meet the blueness boring into hers.
And perhaps not a great deal more than ten thousand years before a mile-high wall of ice had reared up not too far to the north, perhaps close enough for a man who stood where his house now sat to have seen the faint line of blueness that would have been the top of that glacial barrier.