bermuda

IPA: bɝmjˈudʌ

Root Word: Bermuda

An archipelago and overseas territory of the United Kingdom in the North Atlantic Ocean, 580 nautical miles (1074 kilometers) east-southeast of Cape Hatteras, North Carolina.
A pale, slightly blue shade of green

Examples of "bermuda" in Sentences

But Mexicans rarely wear shorter than bermuda length in town.
Fat cats in bermuda shorts with varicose veins, and black socks & garters.
You crave my bermuda hairy triangle and you are sick of my pathetic palaver.
“Knife and Fork” salad made with perfect beefsteak tomato slices, buttery avocado and bermuda onions.
There they are, squatting over my bermuda grass, wearing their sombreros with a big Taco Bell grin on their faces.
Bozo The Neoclown says: arizona is nothing more than a bunch of old retired prunes in bermuda shorts. i’m sure the youngest combat vet they have there is a vet from the korean conflict
Yeh, but if you look at the SCOTUS activists, who say they lean ‘right’ by this invisible political compass that resided somewhere in the bermuda triangle spinning uselessly, they dont seem like they much care about the constitution.
It's also being quite hypocritical recently in it's "all of a sudden" interest in the support of caribbean newspapers (in regards to PATI) considering that the Gazette has always purposely avoided even the idea of bermuda being considered a part of the Caribbean.