blankillo (blangkilo)

Same as blanquillo, 1. blanking-pre (blang'king-pres), n. A stamping-pre used to cut out blanks. blankly (blangkʻli), adv. 1. In a blank or vacant manner; vacuously; aimle ly.-2. Directly; point-blank; flatly; utterly. We in short blankly deny the po ibility of lo . Fortnightly Rev., N. S., XL. 540. blankne (blangk'nes), n. [ blank + -ne .] The state or quality of being blank. There was nothing external by which he [Casaubon] could account for a certain blankne of sensibility which came over him just when his expected gladne should have been most lively. George Eliot , Middle march, I. 94. Blanquefort (blonk'fort), n. [F. Blanquefort , a town in Gironde, France.] A red wine grown in the department of Gironde in France.