blee
9.9
The natural color or appearance of a person's face
- noun
- Archaic
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color
- Her rosy blee was admired by everyone at the feast.
Examples
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The knight's pale blee showed his exhaustion after the battle.
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Her blee was radiant after the spa treatment.
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In the old poem, the hero's blee was compared to the morning sun.
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The artist captured the subject's blee beautifully.
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Her rosy blee was admired by everyone at the feast.
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In the old poem, the hero's blee was compared to the morning sun.
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The knight's pale blee showed his exhaustion after the battle.
Synonyms
complexion
vsblee
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4.0
The natural color and look of the skin, especially the face
is a broader word for color and general appearance rather than only skin
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word blee comes from the old English word blēo, which meant 'colour' or 'complexion' and was used for the look of a face or clothing. That's why blee could mean the 'colour' or general 'appearance' of a person or thing.