noun
blee
Blee (noun) means a person's complexion, or the colour of their face.
noun
1
A person's complexion, or the colour of their face.
2
The texture, thickness, or form of something.
3
The general look or appearance of someone or something.
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Etymology
Came into English via Middle English blee, ble, which developed from Old English blēo, bleoh (“color, hue; complexion, form”), itself from Proto-West Germanic *blīu (“color, blee”). It is cognate with Scots ble, blee, blie (“color, complexion”), Old Frisian blī, blie (“color, hue; complexion”) (which gave North Frisian bläy and Saterland Frisian Bläier), and Middle Dutch blie, blye (“color”). It is a doublet of bly.
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What is the meaning of blee?
"blee" (noun) means a person's complexion, or the colour of their face.
What are the different meanings of blee?
"blee" has 3 main meanings: 1. A person's complexion, or the colour of their face; 2. The texture, thickness, or form of something; 3. The general look or appearance of someone or something.
