blench

blench ¹  (blnch)

intr.v. blenched, blench·ing, blench·es

To draw back or shy away, as from fear; flinch.

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[Middle English blenchen, from Old English blencan, to deceive; see bhel-¹ in Indo-European roots.]

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blencher n.

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blench ²  (blnch)

v.

Variant of blanch.

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blench¹

vb

(intr) to shy away, as in fear; quail

[Old English blencan to deceive]

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blench²

vb

to make or become pale or white

[variant of blanch]

Thesaurus

Verb

1.

blench - turn pale, as if in fear blanch, pale discolour, discolor, color, colour - change color, often in an undesired manner; "The shirts discolored"

Translations

blench [blentʃ] VI (= flinch) → acobardarse; (= pale) → palidecer

blench

vi → bleich werden, erbleichen (geh)

blench [blɛntʃ] vi (flinch) → sussultare; (turn pale) → impallidire

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blench [blɛntʃ] vi (flinch) → sussultare; (turn pale) → impallidire