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blank
adjective
-
blank
,
blanking
,
blanks
,
blanked
,
blanker
,
blankest
,
blankly
,
blanklier
,
blankliest
having
nothing
written
,
printed
,
or
recorded
on
it
•
Please
write
your
name
on
the
top
line
and
leave
the
rest
blank
.
Please
write
your
name
on
the
top
line
and
leave
the
rest
blank
.
•
The
teacher
handed
each
student
a
blank
sheet
of
paper
for
the
pop
quiz
.
The
teacher
handed
each
student
a
blank
sheet
of
paper
for
the
pop
quiz
.
From
Middle
English
"
blanc
"
meaning
white
or
shining
,
borrowed
from
Old
French
"
blanc
" (
white
).
noun
-
blank
,
blanking
,
blanks
,
blanked
,
blanker
,
blankest
,
blankly
,
blanklier
,
blankliest
an
empty
space
on
a
form
or
page
where
information
should
be
written
•
Fill
in
each
blank
with
the
correct
answer
.
Fill
in
each
blank
with
the
correct
answer
.
•
There
was
a
big
blank
on
the
application
for
my
email
address
.
There
was
a
big
blank
on
the
application
for
my
email
address
.
adjective
-
blank
,
blanking
,
blanks
,
blanked
,
blanker
,
blankest
,
blankly
,
blanklier
,
blankliest
showing
no
expression
,
feeling
,
or
understanding
•
Her
face
was
blank
when
she
heard
the
unexpected
question
.
Her
face
was
blank
when
she
heard
the
unexpected
question
.
•
He
gave
me
a
blank
look
as
if
he
didn't
understand
.
He
gave
me
a
blank
look
as
if
he
didn't
understand
.
verb
-
blank
,
blanking
,
blanks
,
blanked
,
blanker
,
blankest
,
blankly
,
blanklier
,
blankliest
to
remove
or
cover
information
so
that
nothing
can
be
seen
or
read
•
She
blanked
out
the
phone
number
before
sharing
the
photo
online
.
She
blanked
out
the
phone
number
before
sharing
the
photo
online
.
•
The
secret
files
were
heavily
blanked
to
protect
sensitive
data
.
The
secret
files
were
heavily
blanked
to
protect
sensitive
data
.
noun
-
blank
,
blanking
,
blanks
,
blanked
,
blanker
,
blankest
,
blankly
,
blanklier
,
blankliest
a
cartridge
that
explodes
to
make
noise
but
contains
no
bullet
•
Movie
crews
often
use
blanks
to
create
realistic
gunfire
sounds
.
Movie
crews
often
use
blanks
to
create
realistic
gunfire
sounds
.
•
The
soldiers
practiced
firing
with
blanks
during
training
.
The
soldiers
practiced
firing
with
blanks
during
training
.
blanket
noun
a
large
piece
of
warm
cloth
,
often
made
from
wool
or
fleece
,
that
you
put
over
yourself
or
on
a
bed
to
keep
warm
•
She
pulled
the
blanket
up
to
her
chin
on
the
cold
night
.
She
pulled
the
blanket
up
to
her
chin
on
the
cold
night
.
•
After
the
picnic
,
they
sat
on
a
wool
blanket
watching
the
sunset
.
After
the
picnic
,
they
sat
on
a
wool
blanket
watching
the
sunset
.
Middle
English
blantket
,
from
Old
French
blanquette
“
white
cloth
”,
diminutive
of
blanc
“
white
”.
noun
a
thick
layer
of
something
that
completely
covers
an
area
,
such
as
snow
,
fog
,
or
smoke
•
A
heavy
blanket
of
fog
covered
the
harbor
at
dawn
.
A
heavy
blanket
of
fog
covered
the
harbor
at
dawn
.
•
The
fields
lay
under
a
white
blanket
of
snow
.
The
fields
lay
under
a
white
blanket
of
snow
.
adjective
affecting
or
covering
everything
or
everyone
,
without
making
any
exceptions
•
The
government
announced
a
blanket
ban
on
smoking
in
public
places
.
The
government
announced
a
blanket
ban
on
smoking
in
public
places
.
•
The
school
imposed
a
blanket
rule
that
phones
must
be
switched
off
during
class
.
The
school
imposed
a
blanket
rule
that
phones
must
be
switched
off
during
class
.
verb
-
blanket
,
blanketing
,
blankets
,
blanketed
to
cover
something
completely
or
in
large
amounts
,
like
snow
,
smoke
,
or
advertisements
do
•
Snow
began
to
blanket
the
rooftops
as
the
storm
moved
in
.
Snow
began
to
blanket
the
rooftops
as
the
storm
moved
in
.
•
Advertisements
blanketed
the
walls
of
the
subway
station
.
Advertisements
blanketed
the
walls
of
the
subway
station
.
