Similar words: carte blanche, blanch, branched, avalanche, pinched, quenched, hunched, clenched. Meaning: [blɑːntʃ] 
adj. 1. anemic looking from illness or emotion 2. (especially of plants) developed without chlorophyll by being deprived of light.
adj. 1. anemic looking from illness or emotion 2. (especially of plants) developed without chlorophyll by being deprived of light. 
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31. Results showed that an increase in concentrations of phosphate, zinc, copper and a decrease in potassium calcium, and magnesium in the leaves of the sand grown blanched Chinese chive.
32. He blanched with fear at the sight of the snake.
33. Serve hot with the sauce poured on top and the blanched vegetables, chicken liver pate and French bread slices alongside.
34. " Murder? "? Dursley blanched and let the umbrella fall. " What murder? "
35. Chien - yun blanched as if stricken by a severe blow.
36. He blanched when he saw the size of the bill.
37. With blanched cheeks, she signaled her mother to come inside the door of a vacant room.
38. Eventually, most of the lesions couldn't be blanched completely. Therefore, port-wine stain is not cured satisfactorily.
39. Mix cooked rice with toasted sesame and blanched spinach, then roll it with a thin rasher of bacon(sentencedict.com/blanched.html), then fry the roll to make the bacon seal.
40. The skin that the chloric meeting in water lets you is blanched change, skin layer falls off, produce the symptom such as leather tinea allergy even.
41. Her eyes grew large , her nostrils dilated, and her lips blanched.
42. Incessant plastic surgery and blanched skin gave him a bizarre, ghoulish look.
More similar words: carte blanche, blanch, branched, avalanche, pinched, quenched, hunched, clenched, drenched, crunched, entrenched, rancher, semblance, resemblance, nonchalance, melancholy, melancholic, melancholia, bland, blank, blandly, blankly, blanket, blandness, etched, arched, clincher, wet blanket, point-blank, wretched.