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1. (adj.) blond
(of hair, skin, etc.) light-colored:
the child's soft blond curls.
2. blond
(of a person) having light-colored hair and skin.
3. blond
(of furniture wood) light in tone.
4. (n.) blond
a blond person.
Etymology: (1475–85; < MF blonde blond, fem. of blond < Gmc)
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1. (noun) blond, blonde
a person with fair skin and hair
2. (adj) blond, blonde
a light grayish yellow to near white
3. (adj) blond, blonde, light-haired
being or having light colored skin and hair and usually blue or grey eyes
"blond Scandinavians"; "a house full of light-haired children"
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1. (verb) Blond
alt. of Blonde
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Sense: having light-coloured hair
a blond child.
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 Afrikaans: blond |
 Arabic: أَشْقَر |
 Bulgarian: рус |
 Brazilian: loiro |
 Czech: blonďatý |
 German: blond |
 Danish: lyshåret; blond |
 Greek: ξανθός |
 Spanish: rubio; rubia |
 Estonian: blond |
 Farsi: بور؛ مو طلایی |
 Finnish: vaaleahiuksinen |
 French: blond |
 Hebrew: בּלוֹנדִינִי |
 Hindi: सुनहरा भूरा |
 Croatian: plavokos |
 Hungarian: szőke |
 Indonesian: pirang |
 Icelandic: ljóshærður |
 Italian: biondo |
 Japanese: ブロンド髪の |
 Korean: 금발인 |
 Lithuanian: blondinas,šviesiaplaukis |
 Latvian: gaišmatains; blonds |
 Malay: budak yang berambut peran |
 Dutch: blond |
 Norwegian: lys(håret), blond |
 Polish: blond |
 Persian: بور؛ مو طلایی |
 Pashto: طلایی ویښتان |
 Portuguese: loiro |
 Romanian: blond |
 Russian: белокурый |
 Slovak: blond |
 Slovenian: svetlolas |
 Serbian: plavokos |
 Swedish: blond |
 Thai: มีผมสีทอง |
 Turkish: sarışın |
 Taiwanese: 金髮的 |
 Ukrainian: білявий |
 Urdu: بھورے رنگ والا |
 Vietnamese: vàng hoe |
 Chinese: 金发的 |
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