Blaney.

A wealthy heir, ruined by dissipation, in Crabbe’s Borough.

“Misery and mirth are blended in his face,

Much innate vileness and some outward grace: …

The serpent’s cunning and the sinner’s fall.”


Lette xiv.

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Entry taken from Dictionary of Phrase and Fable, edited by the Rev. E. Cobham Brewer, LL.D. and revised in 1895.

Blacks (The)
Blackacre (Widow)
Blackamoor
Blackness
Blacksmith
Bladamour
Blade
Bladud
Blachefleur
Blandiman
Blaney
Blank Cartridge
Blank Cheque
Blank Practice
Blank Verse
Blanket
Blanketeers
Blare
Blarney
Blasé (pronounce blah-zay)
Blasphemous Balfour