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Webster Dictionary :: Blackener
BLACK'ENER, n. He that blackens. BLACK'-EYED , a. Having black eyes.
Webster Dictionary :: Blacken
BLACK'EN, v.t. 1. To make black. The importation of slaves that has blackened ha...
Webster Dictionary :: Blacked
BLACK'ED, pp. Made black; soiled.
Webster Dictionary :: Black-lead
BLACK'-LEAD, n. A mineral of a dark steel-gray color, and of a scaly texture, co...
Webster Dictionary :: Black-friar
BLACK-FRIAR, n. Black-friars is a name given to the Dominican Order, called also...
Webster Dictionary :: Black-forest
BLACK-FOREST, n. [black and forest.] A forest in Germany, in Swabia; a part of t...
Webster Dictionary :: Black-faced
BLACK'-FACED, a. Having a black face. BLACK'-FISH , n. [black and fish.] A fish ...
Webster Dictionary :: Black-chalk
BLACK-CHALK, n. A mineral of a bluish black color, of a slaty texture, and soili...
Webster Dictionary :: Black-cap
BLACK-CAP, n. [black and cap.] A bird, the Motacilla atricapilla, or mock-nighti...
Webster Dictionary :: Black-bryony
BLACK-BRY'ONY, n. [black and bryony.] A plant, the Tamus.
Webster Dictionary :: Black-browed
BLACK'-BROWED, a. [black and brow.] Having black eye-brows; gloomy; dismal; thre...
Webster Dictionary :: Black-bird
BLACK'-BIRD, n. [black and bird.] In England, the merula, a species of turdus, a...
Webster Dictionary :: Black
BLACK, a. 1. Of the color of night; destitute of light; dark. 2. Darkened by clo...
Webster Dictionary :: Blabbing
BLAB'BING, ppr. Telling indiscreetly what ought to be concealed; tattling.
Webster Dictionary :: Blabber
BLAB'BER, n. A tattler; a tell-tale.
Webster Dictionary :: Blab
BLAB, v.t. 1. To utter or tell in a thoughtless manner; to publish secrets or tr...
