Ruby (disambiguation)
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A ruby is a red gemstone.
Ruby may also refer to:
Locations
- Ruby, Alaska
- Ruby, Arizona
- Ruby, Copiah County, Mississippi
- Ruby, Leflore County, Mississippi
- Ruby, Nebraska
- Ruby, South Carolina
- Ruby, Virginia
- Ruby, Okanogan County, Washington
- Ruby, Benton County, Washington
- Ruby, Wisconsin, a town
- Ruby (community), Wisconsin, an unincorporated community
- Ruby, United States Virgin Islands
- Ruby Beach, Washington
- Ruby Canyon, on the Colorado-Utah border
- Ruby Creek (disambiguation)
- Ruby Falls, an underground waterfall within Lookout Mountain, Tennessee
- Ruby Mountain, a stratovolcano in British Columbia, Canada
- Ruby Mountains, a mountain range in Nevada
- Ruby Dome, the highest peak of the Ruby Mountains
- Ruby Ridge, Idaho, site of a violent confrontation and siege
- Ruby Valley, Nevada
Arts and entertainment
Characters
- Ruby (Jewelpet)
- Ruby (Pokémon)
- Ruby (Supernatural)
- Ruby (The Land Before Time)
- Ruby Allen, EastEnders character played by Louisa Lytton
- Ruby Buckton, Home and Away character played by Rebecca Breeds
- Ruby Crescent, an O-Parts Hunter character
- Ruby, one of two gems comprising the character Garnet in the show Steven Universe
- Ruby Thewes, a character in the novel Cold Mountain by Charles Frazier and in the film
- Ruby Trollman, a Trollz character
- Ruby, an According to Jim character
- Ruby, a promotional character created by ATI Technologies
- Ruby Dennis, the protagonist of the film Dear Mr. Wonderful
- Ruby, a rabbit in the Max & Ruby book series
- Ruby, the protagonist of the radio drama Ruby the Galactic Gumshoe
- Ruby, the protagonist of the TV series Ruby Gloom
- Ruby, a The Tribe character
- Ruby Rose, the protagonist of the animated web-series RWBY
- Ruby (Once Upon a Time) (better known as Red Riding Hood), a character from the ABC television series Once Upon a Time
- Ruby, a main character in the Canadian television series Rusty Rivets
- Ruby, a fictional potato in the animated Britain series Small Potatoes
Films
- Ruby (1977 film), a supernatural horror
- Ruby (1992 film), about Jack Ruby
Games
- Pokémon Ruby, a video game
Television
- Ruby (TV series), a Style Network program
- Ruby (2012 TV series), an Arab dramatic series
- Ruby Gallagher, a character of the ABC Family TV series Ruby & The Rockits
Literature
- Ruby (novel), a 1994 novel by V. C. Andrews
Music
Albums
Songs
- "Ruby" (song), by Kaiser Chiefs, from the album Yours Truly, Angry Mob
- "Ruby, Don't Take Your Love to Town", a 1969 song written by Mel Tillis
- "Ruby", a song from the 1952 film Ruby Gentry, also performed by Ray Charles in 1960
- "Ruby", a song by Kristin Hersh, from the album Sunny Border Blue
- "Ruby", a song by Queenadreena, from the album Djin
- "Ruby Baby", a song by Donald Fagen, from the album The Nightfly
Artists and record labels
- Ruby (band), an alternative group formed in 1994
- Ruby & the Romantics, an American R&B group
- Ruby Records, a record label
- Ruby (rock band), an American rock band featuring Tom Fogerty
- Ruby, a performer in the English hip pop quintet KING
People
- Ruby (given name)
- Ruby (surname)
- Ruby (Egyptian singer) (born 1981), singer and actress
- Ruby (actress) (born 1972), American pornographic actress
Programming
- Ruby (hardware description language)
- Ruby (programming language)
- Ruby, an early development name for Visual Basic
- Ruby MRI, the C reference implementation of the Ruby language
Other uses
- Ruby (car), an inter-war French manufacturer of light cars and proprietary engines
- Ruby (typography), the British English form of agate-size type
- Ruby (color)
- Ruby (mango)
- Ruby (elephant)
- Project Ruby, a joint Anglo-American program to test a range of bunker-buster bombs
See also
- Ruby City (disambiguation), several US ghost towns
- Rubygate, a sex scandal involving Silvio Berlusconi
- Ruby pistol
- Ruby character, a type of annotation for logographic characters
- Rubi (disambiguation)
- Rubin (disambiguation)
- Rubis (rocket), a rocket system
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