bleachable |
combined form of bleach. |
bleacher |
(usu. pl.) seating arranged in tiers, usu. of benches, as in a gymnasium or the cheaper sections of a baseball park. [2 definitions] |
bleachers |
long, flat seats placed in rows with each row higher than the one before. |
bleak1 |
cold, windswept, or barren. [2 definitions] |
bleak2 |
a small European river fish whose silvery scales are used to make artificial pearls. |
blear |
to blur or partially obscure (eyes or sight). [2 definitions] |
bleary |
dim or blurred, as the eyes or vision. [3 definitions] |
bleary-eyed |
having blurred vision, as from fatigue or tears. [2 definitions] |
bleat |
the characteristic vocal sound of a goat, sheep, or calf. [4 definitions] |
bled |
the past tense and past participle of "bleed." |
bleed |
to lose blood. [7 definitions] |
bleeder |
one who bleeds readily. [3 definitions] |
bleeding |
the act or process of losing blood. [3 definitions] |
bleeding heart |
any of several flowering plants, esp. a common garden variety with drooping red or deep pink, heart-shaped flowers. [2 definitions] |
bleep |
a short sharp high-pitched sound; beep. [2 definitions] |
blemish |
to mar or otherwise cause imperfections in. [3 definitions] |
blench1 |
to flinch or draw back in fear; quail. |
blench2 |
variant of blanch. |
blend |
to combine (two or more components) so thoroughly as to be unrecognizable in the resulting mixture. [9 definitions] |
blende |
zinc or zinc sulfide; sphalerite. [2 definitions] |
blended whiskey |
a blend of two straight whiskeys, or of one with neutral spirits in which the hundred-proof straight whiskey constitutes at least twenty percent of the combined volume. |