navy
/ˈneɪvi/Definitions
1. noun
A large and organized body of warships and support vessels, typically serving under the direct authority of a nation’s government.
“The navy played a significant role in the World War II victory.”
2. noun
A blue color, especially a dark blue color.
“She wore a navy dress to the party.”
3. verb
To supply or equip with a navy.
“The country navyed the island with its military.”
4. verb
To make or become dark blue, especially in color.
“The sky navyed during the sunset.”