Most common in Leeds youth dialect.
1)Verb- To improvise in order to solve a difficulty, or divert suspicion away from oneself. Usually achieved by hiding, acting or concealing something.
2) An act of blending.
1)Verb- To improvise in order to solve a difficulty, or divert suspicion away from oneself. Usually achieved by hiding, acting or concealing something.
2) An act of blending.
1) A man came out of his house, so I had to blend it behind a bush
2)She asked where i was going. I told her i was going home and she believed it. What a blend!
2)She asked where i was going. I told her i was going home and she believed it. What a blend!
by Liam Williams May 24, 2006
describing when a situation is agreeable
or a general term for describing something that's good
see heavy dark
or a general term for describing something that's good
see heavy dark
by Steven Gerrard December 11, 2003
1. im going to blend this cigarrette
2. I'd blend your mum any day
3. does it blend?
4. She got blended last night
2. I'd blend your mum any day
3. does it blend?
4. She got blended last night
by chel mate February 03, 2010
abbreviation of bell-end conjured up by rawsy as a replacement for the out-dated and over-used rockend
by Doddy August 07, 2005
Blend - the common merging of the words BELL and END to reply with quick response during an insult war. Also used to simply 'pull someones pants down' in front of a group of peers or fine young females.
by Craig Mogga March 22, 2007
A posh word for bellend, safe for use at work or other related places.
An abbreviation off bellend; b'lend
An abbreviation off bellend; b'lend
by BDR Beanz April 18, 2010