sea green

a clear, light, bluish green.

Origin of sea green

First recorded in 1590–1600

sea-green, adjective

She wore a sea-green, V-necked frock with a modest hint of cleavage.

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Maybe John Roberts and his little quartet of sea-green incorruptibles will finally get it through their heads.

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The sea-green silk would not do forever, in place after place; they would call her the mermaid.

The Other Girls |Mrs. A. D. T. Whitney
She was too pretty with her shining hair and her sea-green eyes, and her way of claiming admiration.

The Tin Soldier |Temple Bailey

Her almond eyes were of some fantastic shade of sapphire-blue with deep gray twilights in them and sea-green laughters.

Carnival |Compton Mackenzie
With his faultless derby, his spotless suit of sea-green and his natty tie, he carried it off well.

The Galloping Ghost |Roy J. Snell
It is made of a close-grained, sea-green slate, and bears upon its surface the stains of centuries.

Art in Shell of the Ancient Americans |William H. Holmes

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