Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Blacken

Blackenv.t.to make black, darken, defame

839

Blackguard

Blackguardn.a person of fould scurrilous language

840

Blackish

Blackisha.somewhat black, rather dirty, mean

841

Blacklead

Blackleadn.plumbago, or iron and carbon

842

Blackmoore

Blackmoore, or Blackamoorn.a negro, a black person

843

Blackness

Blacknessn.darkness, a dark color

844

Blacksmith

Blacksmithn.a person who works on iron

845

Blackthorn

Blackthornn.the sloe, a shrub used for hedges

846

Bladder

Bladdern.a vessel containing some liquid in the body as urine, bile, &c.

847

Bladdery

Bladderya.containing or like bladders

848

Blade

Bladen.a spire of grass, cutting part of a sword, &c. fierce or gay person, flat part of an oar

849

Bladed

Bladeda.having blades or spires, pointed out

850

Blades

Bladesn. pl.leaves of maiz used for fodder,Etym. (Southern states)

851

Blain

Blainn.a boil, blister, blotch, ulcer, disorder

852

Blamable

Blamablea.deserving of blame, guilty, faulty

853

Blame

Blamev.t.to censure, find fault with

854

Blame (2)

Blamen.fault, guilt, expression of disapprobation

855

Blameless

Blamelessa.innocent, guiltless, inoffensive, upright

856

Blamelessly

Blamelesslyad.innocently, harmlessly

857

Blamelessness

Blamelessnessn.innocence, harmlessness, purity

858

Blamer

Blamern.one that censures or finds fault with

859

Blameworthy

Blameworthya.derving of blame or reproach

860

Blanch

Blanchv.to whiten, skin almonds, evade

861

Blancher

Blanchern.one who blanches, one who whitens

862

Bland

Blanda.courteous, soft, mild, gentle, kind

863

Blandish

Blandishv.t.to smooth, soften, wheedle, flatter

864

Blandishment

Blandishmentn.kind words, fondness, flattery