Hue ( hu )

[A. S. hui, heaw; probably from ywan, to show, open, reveal.] Color; tint; dye; tincture. Flowers of all hue , and without thorn the rose."- Milton . Hue, n. [From Fr. huer , to hoot, to shout.] A clamorous vociferation; a shouting; an outcry; an alarm; almost invariably joined with cry; as, hue and cry. Hue, Hue'fo, THUA-THUEN, OF SHUNUAN, ( hoo'ay ,) the capital of Anam, Cochin China, on a river of the same name, abt. 10 m. from its mouth in the China Sea; Lat. 16° 19′ N., Lon. 107° 12′ E. The city was thoroughly fortified by French engineers under the direction of the king of Cochin China. Manuf . Silks and crape shawls. Pop . 132,000. Huehuetoca, ( hwa - wa - tō'ka ,) or GUEGUETOKA, a vill. of Mexico, about 30 m. N. of the city of Mexico. Huejocingo, ( hwa - ho - seeng'go ,) or HUEXOCINGO, a vill. of Mexico, about 18 m. N.W. of the city of La Puebla. Hu'el, n. In Cornwall, Eng., a local term denoting a tin mine. Huelva, ( wel'va .) [Lat. Onuba .] A city and port of Spain, in And alus i a, 57 m. W. of Seville. In the vicinity are mines of sulphur, copper, and manganese. The inhabitants are engaged either in mining or in the dockyards. Pop . 7,973.