blacked
Pronunciation: [blækt]
Word
Context: "color"
(verb) the past tense of 'black', which means to change something to the color black. It can also mean to darken something or cover it completely.
Example
She blacked out the windows to keep the room dark.
Example
He didn't black the paper; it remained white.
Example
Why did you black the canvas before starting your painting?
Context: "safety"
(verb) to block or make something unsafe by removing its light or visibility. For example, when something is hidden so well that you can't see it at all.
Example
The storm blacked the sky, making it hard to see anything.
Example
The lights were on, so nothing was blacked out during the show.
Example
Did the power outage black out the entire neighborhood?
Context: "sports"
(verb) in a sports context, to describe when a player is prevented from scoring or making a play due to excellent defense. It's like blocking their chance to win.
Example
The goalkeeper blacked the shot and saved the game.
Example
He couldn't block the shot; the player easily scored.
Example
How did the defender black the player's attempt to score?
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