Blank, ( blangk )

[Fr. blanc, from the same root as blanch. White; shining. "To the blank moon her office they prescribed."- Milton . -Void; empty; void of writing or letters. "Upon the debtor side I find innumerable articles; but, upon the creditor side, little more than blank paper."--Add is on. "Ah! oh! he cry'd, what street, what lane, but knows Our purgings, pumpings, blanketings, and blows." Pope. Blanket Hill, in Pennsylvania, a post-office of Armstrong co.