bloke (blok)

[Also spelled bloak; a word of obscure origin.) Man; fellow: a term of disrespect or contumely. [Slang.] blood of others. His blood be on us, and on our children. Mat. xxvii. 25. 4. From being popularly regarded as the fluid in which more especially the life resides, as the seat of feelings, pa ions, hereditary qualities, etc., the word blood has come to be used typically, or with certain a ociated ideas, in a number of different ways. Thus-(at) The vital principle; life. mixed hair, Lydia. Heigh-ho! -What are those books by the gla ? Lucy . The great one is only "The Whole Duty of Man," where I pre a few blonds , ma'am. Sheridan, The Rivals, i. 2. blonde (blond), a . and n. The feminine of blond . She was a fine and somewhat full-blown blonde . Byron, Don Juan, xiv. 42. blonde-cendrée (blond-son-drā'), a. [F.,