blunge

[ bluhnj ]

verb (used with object)

, blunged, blung·ing.

1. to mix (clay or the like) with water, so as to form a liquid suspension.

blunge

/ blʌndʒ /

verb

1. tr to mix (clay or a similar substance) with water in order to form a suspension for use in ceramics

Word History and Origins

Origin of blunge¹

1820–30; blend of blend and plunge

Word History and Origins

Origin of blunge¹

C19: probably from blend + plunge

Example Sentences

“Do me, Heinrich von Schalckenberg, belongs the honour and glory of having made dwo mosd imbordand disgoveries, disgoveries of ingalgulable value do the worldt, disgoveries which will enable me do soar ad will indo the highesd regions of the embyrean, do skim the surface of the ocean, or do blunge do ids lowesd debths.”

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