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Tuesday, July 26, 2011

Uses of Blue

  • In ancient Rome, public servants wore blue. Today, police and other public servants wear blue.
  • In Iran, blue is the color of mourning.
  • Blue was used as protection against witches, who supposedly dislike the color.
  • Blue stands for love, which is why a bride carries or wears something blue on her wedding day.
  • Something “out of the blue” is from an unknown source at an unexpected time.
  • A bluebook is a list of socially prominent people.
  • A “bluestocking” used to be a scholarly or highly knowledgeable woman.
  • The pharaohs of ancient Egypt wore blue for protection against evil.
  • “Blue laws” are used to enforce moral standards.
  • A blue ribbon panel is a group of especially qualified people.

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