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adjective, -er, -est, noun, verb | 1. | (of paper or other writing surface) having no marks; not written or printed on: a blank sheet of paper. |
| 2. | not filled in, as a printed form: a blank check. |
| 3. | unrelieved or unbroken by ornament, opening, decoration, etc.: a blank wall. |
| 4. | lacking some usual or completing feature: a blank roll of film. |
| 5. | (of a recording medium) containing no previously recorded information: a blank videocassette; a blank floppy disk. Compare prerecorded. |
| 6. | void of interest, variety, results, etc.: She sometimes occupied her blank days reading detective stories. |
| 7. | showing no attention, interest, or emotion: a blank expression on his face. |
| 8. | disconcerted; nonplussed; speechless: He looked blank when I asked him why he applied for the job. |
| 9. | complete; utter; unmitigated: blank stupidity. |
| 10. | Archaic. white; pale; colorless. |
| 11. | a place where something is lacking; an empty space: a blank in one's memory. |
| 12. | a space in a printed form, test, etc., to be filled in: Write your name in the blank. |
| 13. | a printed form containing such spaces: Have you filled out one of these blanks? |
| 14. | a dash put in place of an omitted letter, series of letters, etc., esp. to avoid writing a word considered profane or obscene. |
| 15. | Metalworking. a piece of metal ready to be drawn, pressed, or machined into a finished object. |
| 16. | Archery. the bull's-eye. |
| 17. | the object toward which anything is directed; aim; target. |
| 18. | blank cartridge. |
| 19. | to cross out or delete, esp. in order to invalidate or void (usually fol. by out): to blank out an entry. |
| 20. | Informal. to keep (an opponent) from scoring in a game. |
| 21. | Metalworking. to stamp or punch out of flat stock, as with a die. |
| 22. | draw a blank,
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