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Wedgwood blue
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Etymology
Named for Josiah Wedgwood, who used this colour for pottery.
Noun
Wedgwood blue (countable and uncountable, plural Wedgwood blues)
Adjective
Wedgwood blue (not comparable)
- Of a pale grey-blue colour.
Translations
grey-blue — see also blue-gray
Related terms
See also
- Alice blue
- aqua
- aquamarine
- azure
- baby blue
- beryl
- bice
- bice blue
- blueberry
- blue green
- blue violet
- cadet blue
- Cambridge blue
- cerulean
- cobalt blue
- Copenhagen blue
- cornflower
- cornflower blue
- cyan
- dark blue
- Dodger blue
- duck-egg blue
- eggshell blue
- electric blue
- gentian blue
- ice blue
- lapis lazuli
- light blue
- lovat
- mazarine
- midnight blue
- navy
- Nile blue
- Oxford blue
- peacock blue
- petrol blue
- powder blue
- Prussian blue
- robin's-egg blue
- royal blue
- sapphire
- saxe blue
- sky blue
- slate blue
- teal
- turquoise
- ultramarine
- Wedgwood blue
- zaffre
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