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Meanings of blonde in English
Usage of blonde in English
1
A blonde assistant said the need for secretaries was not eliminated, however.
2
The lobby was empty; even the blonde was absent from her post.
3
I've never thought of myself as a blonde. She looked absolutely delighted.
4
That blonde and her brother were in no position to report it.
5
She hadn't yet introduced her guest: a dowdy dishwater-blonde with bad posture.
6
The reality star ditched her blonde locks for a light, copper colour.
7
About her exceedingly well-shaped head ash-blonde hair lay in close artificial waves.
8
Saw himself and the bloodless blonde his father had chosen for him.
9
Ruth sat up in her hammock and smoothed her disarrayed blonde hair.
10
One was a large, heavy blonde girl with an easy, full-mouthed smile.
11
A pretty blonde setting beer steins on a tray glanced their way.
12
Blanche was blonde, vivacious, and compact without being in the least heavy.
13
Suddenly, from nowhere at all, I remembered what that blonde had said.
14
What else was a blonde with really fair skin going to do?
15
The youth twisted his blonde moustache upwards, and steadily regarded the ceiling.
16
They were a team; they were synergy, blonde bombshell and mousy wallflower.
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Blonde through the time
Blonde across language varieties
Australia
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Less common
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