big blue blanket
big blue blanket proper noun: a system used in World War II for protecting American warships from Japanese kamikaze attacks, involving (among other things) the constant presence of the blue-painted Hellcat and Corsair aircraft over the fleet at all times.
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big blue blanket
Questions about big blue blanket
- What does big blue blanket mean?
- Big blue blanket means a system used in World War II for protecting American warships from Japanese kamikaze attacks, involving (among other things) the constant presence of the blue-painted Hellcat and Corsair aircraft over the fleet at all times.
- What part of speech is big blue blanket?
- Big blue blanket is a proper noun.
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