Definitions

from The Century Dictionary.

  • noun The color of the sky; a particular tint of blue; azure.

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Examples

  • The sky is not any discernible sky-color outside and I am starting to doubt its existence.

    James 2009

  • The sky is not any discernible sky-color outside and I am starting to doubt its existence.

    James Erin Fleming 2009

  • The vivid blue made her eyes nearly sky-color, and brightened her hair very satisfactorily.

    The Rose-Garden Husband Margaret Widdemer 1931

  • She wore always what seemed to be gossamer, rose-color in one light, sky-color in another; a flexible film that one moment defined the long slim lines of her body and the next concealed them completely.

    Angel Island Inez Haynes Gillmore 1921

  • They were mostly of pale sky-color, and, with their lights out and with fuel that made little smoke, they ran to and from Wilmington with considerable regularity.

    The Rise and Fall of the Confederate Government Jefferson Davis 1848

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