Pronunciation: /ˈblæŋkədi ˈblæŋk/
noun a placeholder for a word or phrase that is considered inappropriate or offensive
A1 I found a blankety blank under the couch.
A2 She always carries a blankety blank with her for emergencies.
B1 The children were playing with a blankety blank in the yard.
B2 I need to buy a new blankety blank for my bed.
C1 The artist used a blankety blank as inspiration for his latest masterpiece.
C2 The detective found a blankety blank at the crime scene that led to a breakthrough in the case.
adjective used to describe something as annoying, frustrating, or nonsensical
A1 I can't find my blankety blank phone anywhere!
A2 She was wearing a blankety blank dress to the party.
B1 The blankety blank weather ruined our picnic plans.
B2 After the argument, there was a blankety blank silence in the room.
C1 The blankety blank decision to move forward with the project was met with mixed reactions.
C2 The blankety blank attitude of the manager towards his employees was causing discontent in the office.
formal The professor asked the students to fill in the blankety blank on the exam paper.
informal I can't believe I forgot to complete the blankety blank on the form.
slang I'm so tired of dealing with this blankety blank paperwork.
figurative The project was a blankety blank mess from start to finish.
blankety blanked
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