People belonging to royal or noble families are called:?

Question

Our English teacher asked us this question..

Then she gave the first clue:______ blooded.

Then the second clue as we should fill the blank with a colour.

I can't make out that blank,,so please help.

Answer 1

can you really not guess it by yourself?

Answer 2

Cold Blooded.

They proved that by sending 20 million men to die in the Great War.

The Kaiser, the Tsar and the Austrian Emporer got what they had coming. Too bad they didn't get the Saxe Coburg Gothas (a-hem, I mean the Windsors) at the same time.

Answer 3

They are called 'Ornamental Parasites', that's what they are called...

Answer 4

Blue blood is an English expression recorded since 1834 for noble birth or descent; it is a translation of the Spanish phrase sangre azul, which described the Spanish royal family and other high nobility who claimed to be 'pure', free of Moorish or Jewish blood, being of Visigothic descent.

There is no connection between the phrase and the actual blood color of nobility; however, in the ancient agricultural societies of Europe the whole upper class had superficial veins that might be more visible and appear bluish by comparison to the rest of the pale-pinkish skin, as the skin itself was not tanned.

Note: An alternative traditional explanation, argyria (a disease causing a blue-grey skin tone after digestion of silver), is considered less valid, as table silverware was not regularly used by much of the nobility.

Answer 5

Blue is the answer you're looking for. Blue bloods are defined as one who has membership in a noble, aristocratic or socially prominent family.

Answer 6

Blue-blooded is a term used to describe those to the manner and manor born.

Answer 7

blue

Answer 8

yes blue blooded but that's just a phrase their blood is just as red as yours or mine.... LOL xxxx

Answer 9

blue blooded

Answer 10

They are bluebloods