blot
91blot one's copybook — Brit. tarnish one s good reputation. → blot …
92blot something out — obscure a view. → blot …
93blot something out — 1) Mary blotted out her picture Syn: erase, obliterate, delete, efface, rub out, blank out, expunge, eradicate; cross out, strike out, wipe out 2) clouds were starting to blot out the stars Syn: conce …
94ˌblot sth ˈout — phrasal verb 1) to cover something so that you can no longer see it Dark clouds overhead had blotted out the sun.[/ex] 2) to forget something unpleasant She tried hard to blot out the bitter memories of the divorce.[/ex] …
95blot on one's escutcheon — idi blot on one s escutcheon, a stain on one s reputation; disgrace …
96blot someone out — tv. to kill someone. (Underworld.) □ Sorry, chum, we got orders to blot you out. CD They blotted out the witness before the trial …
97Blot — Клякса; помарка; пятно || пачкать; Промокать (промокательной бумагой); Малевать и грунтовать …
98blót — blót1 n ( es/ ) sacrifice …
99blót- — see blód …
100blot — n Australian the anus. One of many Australian vulgarisms for this …