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A variant spelling or phonetic representation of the word 'blade', sometimes used in specialized typography, historical contexts, or regional dialects.

“The ancient text referred to the sword simply as a keen blad.”

The flat, cutting edge of a knife, sword, or other tool or weapon.

“Be careful when handling the knife; the blade is extremely sharp.”

Lacking strong features, flavor, or character; uninteresting or insipid.

“The soup was so bland that I had to add a significant amount of salt and pepper.”

The state or quality of lacking strong features, distinctive character, or flavor; dullness or insipidity.

“The blandness of the hotel decor made the room feel sterile and uninviting.”

To speak irreverently, disrespectfully, or profanely about God, sacred things, or religious beliefs.

“The radical orator was arrested for daring to blaspheme against the state religion.”

Plural form of blaster: a person or device that creates explosions, especially for mining or demolition.

“The team of blasters carefully set the charges along the foundation of the old bridge.”

To burn fiercely or brightly; to shine with a strong, steady light.

“The campfire blazed throughout the night, keeping the wolves at bay.”

Unable to see because of injury, disease, or a congenital condition.

“He has been blind since birth.”

To shut and open the eyes rapidly once or briefly.

“She blinked against the sudden, bright morning sunlight.”

Having or showing a limited outlook; narrow-minded or unwilling to consider alternative ideas or perspectives.

“His blinkered approach to management alienated the creative team.”

Plural form of bliss; instances or states of perfect happiness, great joy, or spiritual ecstasy.

“The quiet blisses of a Sunday morning spent reading in the garden were all she needed to recharge.”

An abbreviated form of 'black', referring to the color of coal or the absence of light.

“The file was saved as blk_background.png.”

Swollen or distended, typically due to an accumulation of gas, fluid, or excessive content.

“I felt incredibly bloated after eating such a large, salty meal.”

A person who regularly writes, edits, and publishes content on a blog, often focusing on a specific niche, personal experiences, or professional expertise.

“The popular food blogger shared her secret recipe for sourdough bread.”

Characteristic of, resembling, or suitable for a blog; informal, conversational, and opinionated in tone.

“The professor's writing style is a bit too bloggy for an academic journal.”