half-blue

British  

noun

1. (at Oxford and Cambridge universities) a sportsman who substitutes for a full blue or who represents the university in a minor sport Compare blue

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Example Sentences

It’s the tattoo from his own suicide attempt years ago — the skull represents death, the clock signals time for healing, and the butterfly is half-blue, showing depression, and half Monarch, displaying strength to overcome.

From Washington Post

At the White House today, he wore a half-red, half-blue face mask with “Unity!” emblazoned on each side.

From Los Angeles Times

She then updated it to a half-blue, half-white Patriots jersey this season.

From Fox News

She updated it to a half-blue, half-white Patriots jersey this season honoring her sons.

From Washington Times

With the sky half-blue and half-clouded, the sun screaming behind the clouds, he sits alone even while in life, he clearly was not.

From Washington Post