Sinònims
Examples for "blue"
Examples for "blue"
1
Semihard; blue; goat; mellow; small; square; a quarter to a half pound.
2
A sea of blue state police cars stood motionless ahead of them.
3
For example, left hand to blue crimp, right foot to green pinch.
4
The sea was quite calm, the sky was so clear and blue.
5
The wind blows soft; the sky is blue; the sun shines bright
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I hope you will excuse any-er-libertythese naughty children may have taken.
2
Indeed, in popular culture it was still viewed as being merely naughty.
3
Having healthy treats on hand saves the need for naughty late-night binges.
4
What a naughty way to talk, and will you button your blouse?
5
England, of course, would deny that there was anything naughty about it.
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More juicy details to come in the Commission's full report later today.
2
The meat is very tender and juicy and exceedingly rich in flavor.
3
Another 4 percent even offer fully paid sabbaticals as a juicy perk.
4
Roast until the grapes are juicy and slightly shriveled, about 10 minutes.
5
The first excerpts to be released were juicy, to say the least.
1
The sausages come in 40 varieties, including spicy Sichuan and soy-seasoned beef.
2
I know, this is an important activity - but not very spicy.
3
This simple, quick and spicy supper can be prepared with minimum fuss.
4
The way he smelled, something faintly spicy and expensive, definitely not overdone.
5
Foodies can indulge in Laos' spicy culinary scene with a cooking class.
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So far you've struck just the right tone-sexy ,butnot too racy.
2
A flurry of local data had little impact on the racy currency.
3
It took a racy question like that to whet their dull curiosity.
4
But the real racy looks of a proper sports car are missing.
5
It's the racy activewear trend made trendy by some of Hollywood's elite.
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The perennial comic pleasure in the risque is derived from this source.
2
Beneath the risque post, Cyrus took it up a notch, commenting: Need.
3
None of the trade here will transport books at their own risque.
4
Martelly himself rose to fame as a risque singer known for Carnival performances.
5
It's dicey to tell a risque joke in front of any female soldier.
1
He constantly berates Dan for his stubbornly adventure-gamey way of tackling obstacles.
2
The moose is one of the most gamey of the finny tribe.
3
She caught a whiff of his odour -strong, gamey, though not unpleasant.
4
Taste gamey meats on a date with a count, then become a countess.
5
Smells real gamey, been sleeping in the snow,' the father muttered.
(Used of the smell of meat) smelling spoiled or tainted.
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Did you notice how gamy he was, little brother; how he played?
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The gamy flavour of meats is nothing more than incipient decomposition.
3
When the bait begins to give off a gamy scent, the mothers come.
4
His stomach closed up against the gamy beef, but he crammed it in.
5
Such a funny, sporty, gamy, jesty, joky, hoky-poky lad, is the Ocean, oh!
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Just the right gamy flavor without being too sharp, and moist but not greasy.
7
Juices flooded over his tongue; they were sweet and gamy, a taste of wildness.
8
The trout are fat and gamy even in winter.
9
Though I'm told the meat isn't gamy, like duck.
10
To tell the honest truth, I don't recollect ever having seen the gamy-looking bird before.
11
It still stung my tongue a little, strong and gamy, but also juicy and delicious.
12
Josh swallowed thickly, but he was no stranger to the gamy taste of rat meat.
13
Warm that spring, gamy: the rivers were stinking.
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At times the work became even exciting, as a larger and more gamy fish took hold.
15
The flavor of the Prime leg was also less gamy and richer, almost like roast beef.
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When the bait begins to give off a gamy scent, the mothers come, singly or in numbers.