terms |
blenched |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb blenched is
(
blench).
blenches |
blenched |
As verbs the difference between blenches and blenched
is that
blenches is (
blench) while
blenched is (
blench).
blenched |
blencher |
As a verb blenched
is (
blench).
As a noun blencher is
(obsolete) one who, or that which, scares another; specifically, a person stationed to prevent the escape of the deer during a hunt.
flenched |
blenched |
As verbs the difference between flenched and blenched
is that
flenched is past tense of flench while
blenched is past tense of blench.
blenched |
benched |
As verbs the difference between blenched and benched
is that
blenched is past tense of blench while
benched is past tense of bench.
clenched |
blenched |
As verbs the difference between clenched and blenched
is that
clenched is (
clench) while
blenched is (
blench).
As an adjective clenched
is closed tightly.
blenched |
blanched |
As verbs the difference between blenched and blanched
is that
blenched is past tense of blench while
blanched is past tense of blanch.
As an adjective blanched is
lacking complexion or color.
bleached |
blenched |
As verbs the difference between bleached and blenched
is that
bleached is (
bleach) while
blenched is (
blench).
As an adjective bleached
is whitened; made white using bleach.