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Definition of blend
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Blend (v. i.) To
mingle;
to mix; to unite
intimately;
to pass or shade
insensibly
into each
other,
as
colors..
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Eutychian
::
Eutychian
(n.) A
follower
of
Eutyches
[5th
century],
who held that the
divine
and the human in the
person
of
Christ
were
blended
together
as to
constitute
but one
nature;
a
monophysite;
--
opposed
to
Nestorian..
Confusion
::
Confusion
(n.) The state of being mixed or
blended
so as to
produce
indistinctness
or
error;
indistinct
combination;
disorder;
tumult.
Schist
::
Schist
(n.) Any
crystalline
rock
having
a
foliated
structure
(see
Foliation)
and hence
admitting
of ready
division
into slabs or
slates.
The
common
kinds are mica
schist,
and
hornblendic
schist,
consisting
chiefly
of
quartz
with mica or
hornblende
and often
feldspar..
Andesite
::
Andesite
(n.) An
eruptive
rock
allied
to
trachyte,
consisting
essentially
of a
triclinic
feldspar,
with
pyroxene,
hornblende,
or
hypersthene..
Fusion
::
Fusion
(v. t.) The union or
blending
together
of
things,
as,
melted
together..
Confuse
::
Confuse
(v. t.) To mix or blend so that
things
can not be
distinguished;
to
jumble
together;
to
confound;
to
render
indistinct
or
obscure;
as, to
confuse
accounts;
to
confuse
one's
vision..
Sufi
::
Suffusion
(n.) A
blending
of one color into
another;
the
spreading
of one color over
another,
as on the
feathers
of
birds..
Blender
::
Blender
(n.) One who, or that
which,
blends;
an
instrument,
as a
brush,
used in
blending..
Penumbra
::
Penumbra
(n.) The part of a
picture
where the shade
imperceptibly
blends
with the
light.
Amalgamate
::
Amalgamate
(v. i.) To unite in an
amalgam;
to blend with
another
metal,
as
quicksilver..
Blending
::
Blending
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Blen.
Commingle
::
Commingle
(v. t. & i.) To
mingle
together;
to mix in one mass, or
intimately;
to
blend..
Blinde
::
Blinde
(n.) See
Blende.
Uranium
::
Uranium
(n.) An
element
of the
chromium
group,
found in
certain
rare
minerals,
as
pitchblende,
uranite,
etc., and
reduced
as a
heavy,
hard,
nickel-white
metal which is quite
permanent.
Its
yellow
oxide is used to
impart
to glass a
delicate
greenish-yellow
tint which is
accompanied
by a
strong
fluorescence,
and its black oxide is used as a
pigment
in
porcelain
painting.
Symbol
U.
Atomic
weight
239..
Blunge
::
Blunge
(v. t.) To
amalgamate
and
blend;
to beat up or mix in
water,
as
clay..
Hornblende
::
Hornblende
(n.) The
common
black,
or dark green or
brown,
variety
of
amphibole.
(See
Amphibole.)
It
belongs
to the
aluminous
division
of the
species,
and is also
characterized
by its
containing
considerable
iron. Also used as a
general
term to
include
the whole
species..
Marmatite
::
Marmatite
(n.) A
ferruginous
variety
of
shalerite
or zinc
blende,
nearly
black in
color..
Synsepalous
::
Synpelmous
(a.)
Having
the two main
flexor
tendons
of the toes
blended
together.
Blende
::
Blende
(n.) A
mineral,
called
also
sphalerite,
and by
miners
mock lead, false
galena,
and
black-jack.
It is a zinc
sulphide,
but often
contains
some iron. Its color is
usually
yellow,
brown,
or
black,
and its
luster
resinous..
Gneiss
::
Gneiss
(n.) A
crystalline
rock,
consisting,
like
granite,
of
quartz,
feldspar,
and mica, but
having
these
materials,
especially
the mica,
arranged
in
planes,
so that it
breaks
rather
easily
into
coarse
slabs or
flags.
Hornblende
sometimes
takes the place of the mica, and it is then
called
hornblendic
/
syenitic
gneiss.
Similar
varieties
of
related
rocks are also
called
gneiss..
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