intransitive. To become pale.

intransitive. Of the face, cheek, etc.: to blanch, grow pale. Of the hair: to turn white or grey.

intransitive. To turn pale.

= bloke, v.

intransitive. To become pale; = blake, v. 1.

intransitive. To turn pale.

intransitive. Of the colour in a person's face: to grow pale as a result of illness, fear, anger, etc. Also sometimes more generally: (of a…

intransitive. To change colour due to sudden emotion. Frequently in to paint pale (also white): to turn pale. Obsolete.

intransitive. To turn pale, change colour, blench. (Cf. modern French blêmir.) Obsolete. rare. Cf. blench, v.2

intransitive. To become pale. Cf. appal, v. 1.

to turn (†one's) colour: to change colour, become a different colour; (of a person) to become pale or red in the face (now rare).

To grow pale. poetic.

intransitive. To grow pale; to pale; = bleach, v.1 3.

intransitive. To become pale in the face from fear, anger, etc. Also transitive: to cause to become pale in this way. Cf. redden, v. 2a.

intransitive. To become pale.

intransitive. To become pale or paler; (also) to become physically weak or sickly. Now somewhat rare.