bluen
English
Etymology
From blue + -en.
Verb
bluen (third-person singular simple present bluens, present participle bluening, simple past and past participle bluened)
- (transitive, intransitive) to make or become blue
- 1991, Andrey Bely, The Christened Chinaman, page 95:
- Here the minutes ticked off, they weaken with the hardly noticeable dawn; I see: the black ink — has bluened; and I know: — […]
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