A genre of books which blends the world we know with a more magical and mystical one. Enjoyed by a wide audience, both children and adults. Quite separate from traditional fantasy which can be alientating and alarming to read, due to the readers's inability to connect their own life experiences and knowledge to the entirely fabricated world being depicted. Perfect examples of Blended Fantasy are the Harry Potter series (by the wonderful J. K. Rowling) and His Dark Materials (Philip Pullman).
John: Do you like Fantasy books?
Bob: No, but I like Blended Fantasy.
John: Never heard of it Bob!
Bob: You must be kidding me! Blended Fantasy is where the author has included elements of fantasy in a world that the reader can recognise and, ultimately, suspend their belief that it is fantasy at all, becoming lost in the hope that a more exciting world does in fact exist within our own, hidden and waiting to be discovered.
John: Sheesh.
Bob: No, but I like Blended Fantasy.
John: Never heard of it Bob!
Bob: You must be kidding me! Blended Fantasy is where the author has included elements of fantasy in a world that the reader can recognise and, ultimately, suspend their belief that it is fantasy at all, becoming lost in the hope that a more exciting world does in fact exist within our own, hidden and waiting to be discovered.
John: Sheesh.
by Wordsmith_CJ January 5, 2015

A brown, water soluble powder. Said to be edible, Blend 43 is form of instant coffee. A common misconception is that Blend 43 contains caffeine as one will experience a small 'hit' as the substance is consumed. This is actually not true as it is the acrid taste which will wake the unfortunate person from their stupor. CAUTION: People with taste buds or weak hearts are advised to stay clear of this substance.
Jim: Hey, here is the coffee, 2 sugars right?
Han: Thanks bro, yeah that's good. {proceeds to drink coffee}
Han: Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaargh WTF is this shi...{convulses on floor}
Jim: Blend 43. Are you ok? OMG. Call 911 now!
Han: Thanks bro, yeah that's good. {proceeds to drink coffee}
Han: Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaargh WTF is this shi...{convulses on floor}
Jim: Blend 43. Are you ok? OMG. Call 911 now!
by Bogahn by Armani October 23, 2012

served at commons dining hall on the campus of davidson college. containing any or all of the following: broccoli, cauliflower, and carrots. usually undercooked.
by varner March 23, 2005

When you are at home with both Singapore’s bar model method and stack model method that you know which problem-solving visualization strategy is more suitable to solve certain types of word problems.
It’s an open secret that most Singapore math educators or coaches are ill-equipped to handle blended modeling—most are familiar with bar modeling, but few are fluent with the more intuitive stack modeling, in tackling brain-unfriendly math questions.
by MathPlus November 1, 2021

by Bree & Jessica April 29, 2020

Verb) Farting only in the most opportune moment in order to blend in with a smell, noise, or environment
I had to blend fart on my smelly boyfriend the other night, it was the only time I could find some temporary relief.
Jessica was blend farting at the club last night so hard she shit down her leg bro.
Jessica was blend farting at the club last night so hard she shit down her leg bro.
by Cakefartqueen September 17, 2022

An amazing British actor who played Dr. Strange, Sherlock holmes, and many more amazing roles. He's nice and people sometimes spell his name like Benedict Cumberbatch, but that is incorrect. Here is a quote, "oh crumpets!"
person 1: I love blended cucumber, he's so talented
person 2: do you mean Benedict Cumberbatch
person 1: no, who's that?
person 2: do you mean Benedict Cumberbatch
person 1: no, who's that?
by Hondacf100! May 10, 2021
