bletch

Speech parts

1. bletch - Noun

2. bletch - Verb

Meaning

bletch (third-person singular simple present bletches, present participle bletching, simple past and past participle bletched)

(transitive, dialectal) To blacken; to dirty or soil.

bletch (plural bletches)

(dialectal) Anything that has been blackened or dirtied.

Examples

After a good beginning – the Feebles sign with a TV chain to appear in a prime-time television show – Bletch confesses to Heidi that he actually hates her and wants to give the main role to Samantha. Source: Internet

Although Bletch is physically disgusted by Heidi, he insincerely comforts her since he needs her talent on the show. Source: Internet

Distraught, Heidi drowns her sorrows in an entire chocolate cake, as she reminisces about her past romance with Bletch in a black-and-white flashback to her days as a lounge singer. Source: Internet

Heidi rushes to Bletch for emotional affirmation, but he is unable to spare her the sight of Samantha performing oral sex on him. Source: Internet

Bletch and his cronies venture to the docklands to fight Cedric and his crab-crewmen. Source: Internet

However, after testing on Dennis, the drugs provided by Cedric turn out to be household borax, infuriating Bletch. Source: Internet

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