Blank
Blankn.a void space, unwritten paper, disappointment, aim,v.t.to cast down, damp, annul
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Blankn.a void space, unwritten paper, disappointment, aim,v.t.to cast down, damp, annul
Blanketn.a woollen covering for a bed
Blanketv.t.to cover with, or toss, a blanket
Blanklyad.in a blank manner, palely, sillily
Blanknessn.paleness, wanness, confusion, shame
Blasphemev.t.to speak wickedly, curse, revile
Blasphemern.a person who reviles God, a curser
Blasphemousa.full of blasphemy, very prophane
Blasphemouslyad.in a blasphemous manner
Blasphemyn.a horrid indignity offered to God
Blastn.a gust of wind, sound, blight, explosion of powder, one smelting of ore
Blastv.t.to cause to wither, blow up, disappoint
Blatanta.bellowing as a calf, noisy, ob.
Blattan.a genus of insects with inclined heads, membranaceous wings and feet formed for running
Blatterv.i.to roar, bellow, babble, ob.
Blazev.to flame, flare, burn, publish abroad, tell
Blazen.a flame, the light of a flame, a report
Blazern.a spreader or publisher of reports
Blazonv.t.to explain, adorn, display, tell, blaze
Blazon, or Blazonryn.the act of heraldry, a display
Bleachv.to whiten, to make or grow white
Bleachingn.the act or art of whitening
Bleaka.cold, chill, pale, wan,n.a small fish
Bleaknessn.coldness, chilness, paleness, wanness
Bleara.watery, dim, weak, fore, bloody
Blearv.t.to make the eyes watery, dim or sore
Blearednessn.dimness through water or blood