'hue' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a noun that means a particular shade of color. For example, the walls of the room were an off-white hue.
His successor, of whatever political hue, will have to do better.
The SNP's hue and cry against Mr Carmichael may seem legitimate.
It seems the answer is "Gonzo", despite his Tory-blue hue.
If the Christian Democrats did slightly better, it was thanks to their control of the interior ministry, which had raised a very loud and public hue and cry after the Gorilla scoundrels.
There are some things worth emphasising regardless of the hue and cry, though.
The four guitar groups nominated are all of a similar hue: vaguely experimental yet unassuming.
Sethi also adds green chillies to the base for his Lucknawi chicken korma, which gives his sauce a slightly luminous hue.
He said: "The SNP was in full hue and cry and it was an ugly sight … Alistair has recognised he has made a mistake he has apologised and I think people in public life are entitled to make a mistake and move on.
There's isn't a person of my, um, hue in the film".
Often, she places the quotidian and the mysterious side by side: the timber-framed house where Hodges lived is rendered in square-format black-and-white amid its sun-shadowed surroundings, while opposite, a white puppy lies prone on the leafy ground, the pinkish hue on its skin suggesting an alien light source.
This should not be considered a shoot of any hue.
