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bluey
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bluey [ˈbluːɪ]
n Austral informal
1. a blanket
2. a swagman's bundle
hump (one's) bluey to carry one's bundle; tramp
4. Slang a variant of blue [13]
5. (Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Breeds) a cattle dog
6. a red-headed person
[(for senses 1, 2, 5) C19: from blue (on account of their colour) + -y2]
Bluey [ˈbluːɪ]
n
a variant of Blue
Translations
bluey [ˈbluːɪ] ADJ → azulado
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