bless fulness (blesfulnes)

[For bli fulne . Cf. ble fully.] Bli fulne . Drant. [Rare.] ble ing (bles'ing), n. [ formerly with O run, prevent them with thy humble ode, And lay it lowly at his ble ed feet. IMG:content-2180.png:[blocks in formation] Farewell, lady; Happy and ble ed lady, goodne keep you! Fletcher, Loyal Subject, iv. 1. Man never Is, but always To be, blest . Pope , E ay on Man, i. 96. Specifically-4. Enjoying spiritual ble ings and the favor of God; enjoying heavenly felicity; beatified. Ble ed are the merciful: for they shall obtain mercy. Mat. v. 7. Reverenc'd like a ble ed saint. Shak ., 1 Hen. VI., iii. 3. 5. Fraught with or imparting ble ings; bestowing happine , health, or prosperity. The quality of mercy. is twice ble 'd; It ble eth him that gives, and him that takes. Shak ., M. of V., iv. 1. Thou ble ed star, I thank thee for thy light. Fletcher , Faithful Shepherde , ii. 2. 6. Bringing happine ; pleasurable; joyful: as, a most ble ed time; "a ble ed sight to see," Pepys, Diary, May 23, 1660.-7. Endowed with or po e ing healing virtues. I have made familiar the third finger of the same hand are joined, the other fingers be extended. ing Some Eastern Latin Church (old use). writers see in Position of Hand in Ble ing. blew1, blew2 (blö). Preterit of blow1, blow2. blew3t, a. See blue. blewart (ble'wärt), n. [Sc. Cf. blawort.] In Scotland, the germander speedwell, Veronica Chamædrys.