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Alice blue

noun

  1. a pale grayish-blue color.


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51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins

Origin of Alice blue1

1920–25, Americanism; named after Alice Longworth (daughter of Theodore Roosevelt)
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However, Alec Baldwin, who worked with Allen on Alice, Blue Jasmine and To Rome With Love, said the "renunciation of him and his work" was "unfair and sad".

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After Theodore Roosevelt’s daughter Alice became a media sensation, thanks to her pet snake Emily Spinach and her blue dresses that started a fashion trend of wearing “Alice Blue,†she was dispatched to represent the President on a 1905 voyage to Asia.

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Speaking more softly, Roosevelt gave us “Alice blue,†a tint named for his daughter Alice, and inspired “teddy bear,†after a toymaker was moved by the president’s refusal to shoot a cub on a hunting trip.

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"There's Elizabethan ruff, and de Medici collar, and Queen Anne cottage, and Alice blue," I suggested.

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Shirley sang In My Sweet Little Alice Blue Gown, but her younger sister Gloria won the contest with a rendition of On a Slow Boat to China.

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