Blanket

What do we mean by blanket?

A large piece of woven material used as a covering for warmth, especially on a bed. noun

A layer that covers or encloses. noun

Applying to or covering all conditions or instances. adjective

Applying to or covering all members of a class. adjective

To cover with or as if with a blanket. transitive verb

To cover so as to inhibit, suppress, or extinguish. transitive verb

To apply to generally and uniformly without exception. transitive verb

. A coarse woolen fabric, white or undyed, used for clothing. noun

A large oblong piece of soft, loosely woven woolen cloth, used for the sake of its warmth as a bed-covering, or (usually made of coarser material and closer texture) as a covering for a horse when standing or exposed to cold, and sometimes worn as a garment, especially among rude or uncivilized people. noun

In printing, a sheet of woolen cloth, white baize, or rubber, laid between the outer and inner tympans of a hand-press, or on a machine-cylinder, to moderate and equalize the pressure on the type. noun

In cloth-printing, the cover of the printing-table. noun

Same as blanquette, 4. noun

In paper-making, an endless felt upon which the pulp is laid. noun

To cover with a blanket or as with a blanket: as, to blanket a horse.

To toss in a blanket by way of punishment or practical joke.

To take the wind out of the sails of, as the sails of one vessel when it is passing close to windward of another.

That covers, or is intended (like a blanket) to cover, many different but more or less closely related things, conditions, contingencies, requirements, or the like; as a blanket-mortgage; a blanket-clause in a deed or resolution.

A heavy, loosely woven fabric, usually of wool, and having a nap, used in bed clothing; also, a similar fabric used as a robe; or any fabric used as a cover for a horse. noun

A piece of rubber, felt, or woolen cloth, used in the tympan to make it soft and elastic. noun

A streak or layer of blubber in whales. noun

A heavy, loosely woven fabric, usually large and woollen, used for warmth while sleeping or resting.

A layer of anything.

A thick rubber mat used in the offset printing process to transfer ink from the plate to the paper being printed.

A streak or layer of blubber in whales.

When someone says something so boring that it literally puts you to sleep. Urban Dictionary

A cloth that is like a towel, but it's usually heavier and instead of drying you, it keeps you warm. Most people like to keep blankets on their bed at night. Blankets are totally sweet Urban Dictionary

A little bitch ,they cry a lot because they are bitches. Urban Dictionary

You people are fucking retarded! A blanket is a Sheet, or 100 hits, of LSD. Urban Dictionary

A marijuana cigarette; a joint Urban Dictionary

POT! "Blanket" is a codeword you use when you want to talk about weed in a public place or in front of parents or whatever. Multiply the number of blankets by ten to get their monetary value. If someone isn't getting it, try "green blankets." Urban Dictionary

An overcoat, a long coat Urban Dictionary

A condom that is too big for the intended user. Urban Dictionary

Blanket Urban Dictionary

To fuck exoticly or to lay on a bed and jack off Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to blanket:
blanket, blonket, banket, blanked, blanker, blanken, blanke, blankest, slanket.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word blanket:
ejecta, bog, bingo, stitch, sleeper, pillow, polled, bikini, peat, secrecy, saddle, garment, pardon, amnesty, ban, babylon, wool, wrapped, primary, runoff, democrat, crater, sleeping, prohibition, percent, ballot, protest, bed, bag, reactor, regardless, sheet, jungle, warm, coat, louisiana, fabric, snow, candidates, charlie, republican, thermal, worn, incumbent, covering, thick, sleep, coverage, term, license, finish, baby, horse, neck.

Words that rhyme with blanket:
planchet, banket, manchet, bank cut, bank it, blank it, crank it, drank it, flank it, frank cut, frank hit, frank it, lanka it, outflank it, plank it, rank it, sank it, spank it, tank hit, tank it, thank it, yank it.

Adjectives that are often used to describe blanket:
wet, old, thick, white, warm, red, heavy, thin, electric, soft, blue, folded, extra, light, single, gray, green, indian, black, grey, brown, coarse, pink, dirty, dark, rough, big, mucous, tattered, yellow, protective, ragged, dry, striped, favorite, rolled, navajo, clean, hot, colored, mexican, scarlet, thermal, fine, double, bright, beautiful, damp, top, cold, huge, torn, nice, dense, spare, worn, filthy, continuous, lightweight, coloured, threadbare, scratchy, skin, navaho, anaerobic, suffocating, colorful, fluffy, mucociliary, fuzzy, atmospheric, ceremonial, quilted, impervious, inert, woolly, crocheted.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective blanket:
away, mouth.

Consonant match to blanket:
blank out, bloncket, blank it, blink it.

Words that sound like blanket:
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