Definition of blue-haired in English:

blue-haired

adjective

1Having hair that is blue in colour.
a blue-haired troll doll
Example sentencesExamples
- The blue-haired comic rounded picnic tables and tried to retain his shiny red nose.
- After a turbulent long-term relationship with Clementine, a blue-haired, impulsive wild child, Joel is left distraught.
- Many "Sonic the Hedgehog" fans were disappointed Sega's spiky blue-haired mascot made the transition from 2-D to 3-D a few years ago and slowed the pace of the action-adventure.
- The writers range from high school students to young professionals, from blue-haired liberal to clean-cut conservative, from world traveler to expectant mother.
- The lead singer, a blue-haired grade 12-er, cheered.
- Derian was taken aback by this blue-haired figure and fumbled for his sword.
- At the Las Vegas computer conference, we ran into a blue-haired nineteen-year-old who plays EverQuest as a Level 55 "cleric" in a powerful guild.
- He grabbed the first kid, a quiet blue-haired goth girl.
- There, right behind her, was the blue-haired prince holding his staff, which was dimly lit with an orange flame.
1. 1.1North American informal Having hair that is treated with blue rinse.
  blue-haired elderly ladies
  Example sentencesExamples
  Bush also made an impression on the "Blue-Haired Platoon," a group of older Republican Women working for Blount.
  I'm way too active to join the blue-haired crowd on a preplanned bus tour.
  Instead of little old blue-haired ladies, the contestants will more likely be young.
  Does this mean some day they'll be dodging false teeth unintentionally thrown on stage by blue-haired fans?
  For many people, the word "senior" conjures up images of little blue-haired women and frail old men cluelessly driving 45 mph in the left lane.
  The self-described goth is not the sole exception to the typical image of rows of pews filled with blue-haired ladies, prim and proper couples, and children with pink cheeks scrubbed clean.
  "We were in this huge, old room with this giant silver service, surrounded by all these old, Empire Loyalist blue-haired ladies."
  Blue-haired grannies can sign up.
  "Most of my fan mail comes from blue-haired ladies who want to know if I'm single."
  A canvas showed an august, blue-haired grandmother floating among a bed of tall grass.

Definition of blue-haired in US English:

blue-haired

adjective

1Having hair that is blue in color.
a blue-haired troll doll
Example sentencesExamples
- The blue-haired comic rounded picnic tables and tried to retain his shiny red nose.
- Many "Sonic the Hedgehog" fans were disappointed Sega's spiky blue-haired mascot made the transition from 2-D to 3-D a few years ago and slowed the pace of the action-adventure.
- He grabbed the first kid, a quiet blue-haired goth girl.
- The writers range from high school students to young professionals, from blue-haired liberal to clean-cut conservative, from world traveler to expectant mother.
- The lead singer, a blue-haired grade 12-er, cheered.
- Derian was taken aback by this blue-haired figure and fumbled for his sword.
- At the Las Vegas computer conference, we ran into a blue-haired nineteen-year-old who plays EverQuest as a Level 55 "cleric" in a powerful guild.
- There, right behind her, was the blue-haired prince holding his staff, which was dimly lit with an orange flame.
- After a turbulent long-term relationship with Clementine, a blue-haired, impulsive wild child, Joel is left distraught.
1. 1.1North American informal Having hair that is treated with blue rinse.
  blue-haired elderly ladies
  Example sentencesExamples
  Bush also made an impression on the "Blue-Haired Platoon," a group of older Republican Women working for Blount.
  "We were in this huge, old room with this giant silver service, surrounded by all these old, Empire Loyalist blue-haired ladies."
  A canvas showed an august, blue-haired grandmother floating among a bed of tall grass.
  Does this mean some day they'll be dodging false teeth unintentionally thrown on stage by blue-haired fans?
  "Most of my fan mail comes from blue-haired ladies who want to know if I'm single."
  For many people, the word "senior" conjures up images of little blue-haired women and frail old men cluelessly driving 45 mph in the left lane.
  I'm way too active to join the blue-haired crowd on a preplanned bus tour.
  Blue-haired grannies can sign up.
  The self-described goth is not the sole exception to the typical image of rows of pews filled with blue-haired ladies, prim and proper couples, and children with pink cheeks scrubbed clean.
  Instead of little old blue-haired ladies, the contestants will more likely be young.

单词	blue-haired
释义	Definition of blue-haired in English: blue-haired adjective 1Having hair that is blue in colour. a blue-haired troll doll Example sentencesExamples The blue-haired comic rounded picnic tables and tried to retain his shiny red nose. After a turbulent long-term relationship with Clementine, a blue-haired, impulsive wild child, Joel is left distraught. Many "Sonic the Hedgehog" fans were disappointed Sega's spiky blue-haired mascot made the transition from 2-D to 3-D a few years ago and slowed the pace of the action-adventure. The writers range from high school students to young professionals, from blue-haired liberal to clean-cut conservative, from world traveler to expectant mother. The lead singer, a blue-haired grade 12-er, cheered. Derian was taken aback by this blue-haired figure and fumbled for his sword. At the Las Vegas computer conference, we ran into a blue-haired nineteen-year-old who plays EverQuest as a Level 55 "cleric" in a powerful guild. He grabbed the first kid, a quiet blue-haired goth girl. There, right behind her, was the blue-haired prince holding his staff, which was dimly lit with an orange flame. 1.1North American informal Having hair that is treated with blue rinse. blue-haired elderly ladies Example sentencesExamples Bush also made an impression on the "Blue-Haired Platoon," a group of older Republican Women working for Blount. I'm way too active to join the blue-haired crowd on a preplanned bus tour. Instead of little old blue-haired ladies, the contestants will more likely be young. Does this mean some day they'll be dodging false teeth unintentionally thrown on stage by blue-haired fans? For many people, the word "senior" conjures up images of little blue-haired women and frail old men cluelessly driving 45 mph in the left lane. The self-described goth is not the sole exception to the typical image of rows of pews filled with blue-haired ladies, prim and proper couples, and children with pink cheeks scrubbed clean. "We were in this huge, old room with this giant silver service, surrounded by all these old, Empire Loyalist blue-haired ladies." Blue-haired grannies can sign up. "Most of my fan mail comes from blue-haired ladies who want to know if I'm single." A canvas showed an august, blue-haired grandmother floating among a bed of tall grass. Definition of blue-haired in US English: blue-haired adjective 1Having hair that is blue in color. a blue-haired troll doll Example sentencesExamples The blue-haired comic rounded picnic tables and tried to retain his shiny red nose. Many "Sonic the Hedgehog" fans were disappointed Sega's spiky blue-haired mascot made the transition from 2-D to 3-D a few years ago and slowed the pace of the action-adventure. He grabbed the first kid, a quiet blue-haired goth girl. The writers range from high school students to young professionals, from blue-haired liberal to clean-cut conservative, from world traveler to expectant mother. The lead singer, a blue-haired grade 12-er, cheered. Derian was taken aback by this blue-haired figure and fumbled for his sword. At the Las Vegas computer conference, we ran into a blue-haired nineteen-year-old who plays EverQuest as a Level 55 "cleric" in a powerful guild. There, right behind her, was the blue-haired prince holding his staff, which was dimly lit with an orange flame. After a turbulent long-term relationship with Clementine, a blue-haired, impulsive wild child, Joel is left distraught. 1.1North American informal Having hair that is treated with blue rinse. blue-haired elderly ladies Example sentencesExamples Bush also made an impression on the "Blue-Haired Platoon," a group of older Republican Women working for Blount. "We were in this huge, old room with this giant silver service, surrounded by all these old, Empire Loyalist blue-haired ladies." A canvas showed an august, blue-haired grandmother floating among a bed of tall grass. Does this mean some day they'll be dodging false teeth unintentionally thrown on stage by blue-haired fans? "Most of my fan mail comes from blue-haired ladies who want to know if I'm single." For many people, the word "senior" conjures up images of little blue-haired women and frail old men cluelessly driving 45 mph in the left lane. I'm way too active to join the blue-haired crowd on a preplanned bus tour. Blue-haired grannies can sign up. The self-described goth is not the sole exception to the typical image of rows of pews filled with blue-haired ladies, prim and proper couples, and children with pink cheeks scrubbed clean. Instead of little old blue-haired ladies, the contestants will more likely be young.
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