blue-jeaned

American  

[bloo-jeend] / ˈbluˌdʒind /

adjective

1. wearing blue jeans.

2. casual and informal.

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Example Sentences

Blue-jeaned grooms brought forth an endless thudding of horses — including great ones from John Henry to American Pharoah — who then were saddled by Hall of Fame trainers such as Charlie Whittingham and Richard Mandella.

From New York Times

Paul Padilla, 50, came from Fontana with a group of four other black-vested, blue-jeaned, masked members.

From Los Angeles Times

Paul Padilla, 50, came from Fontana with four other black-vested, blue-jeaned masked members.

From Los Angeles Times

Arriving in the flush of Reagan’s America, Springsteen’s seventh album could easily be taken for an act of patriotism: its title a statement of national cocksuredness, its songs an exercise in scale and volume and bullishness, its cover, depicting a blue-jeaned, white-teed Springsteen before a star-spangled banner, suggesting a certain kind of brash, imperialist, bombastic Americanness.

From The Guardian

Petty rose to renown alongside similar American boys making similar American noise — Bruce Springsteen, John Mellencamp — but unlike those blue-jeaned alphas, he used the powers of MTV to burnish his image as a troubadour burnout whose closet happened to be overflowing with cool sunglasses and freaky top hats.

From Washington Post