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- noun Plural form of
bluebook .
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Examples
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US Classics students, and most others, as far as I know, still take final exams in "bluebooks," little pamphlets of lined paper in which they write out essays by hand.
Pink or purple? 2006
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Inside, there are STUDENTS bent industriously over their bluebooks, while a PROFESSOR sits at the front of the room, checking her e-mail on a netbook.
Satire 2009
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The PROFESSOR signals that the STUDENTS should stop writing, and picks up their bluebooks.
Satire 2009
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The PROFESSOR signals that the STUDENTS should stop writing, and picks up their bluebooks.
Film 2009
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Inside, there are STUDENTS bent industriously over their bluebooks, while a PROFESSOR sits at the front of the room, checking her e-mail on a netbook.
Film 2009
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The PROFESSOR proceeds to jump around her office in hysterics, throwing bluebooks around and invoking the names of various deities.
Satire 2009
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The PROFESSOR proceeds to jump around her office in hysterics, throwing bluebooks around and invoking the names of various deities.
Film 2009
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The PROFESSOR proceeds to jump around her office in hysterics, throwing bluebooks around and invoking the names of various deities.
Star Trek XII: The Wrath of the Search for the Voyage of Finals Week 2008
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Inside, there are STUDENTS bent industriously over their bluebooks, while a PROFESSOR sits at the front of the room, checking her e-mail on a netbook.
Star Trek XII: The Wrath of the Search for the Voyage of Finals Week 2008
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The PROFESSOR signals that the STUDENTS should stop writing, and picks up their bluebooks.
Star Trek XII: The Wrath of the Search for the Voyage of Finals Week 2008
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