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1 also blank out [intransitive] informal if you blank, or if your mind blanks, you are suddenly unable to remember something :
I just blanked in the oral exam.
I just blanked in the oral exam.2 [transitive] British English informal to ignore someone who you would usually greet or speak to :
Last time I saw Mike Adams he completely blanked me.
Last time I saw Mike Adams he completely blanked me.blank something ↔ out
phrasal verb1 to cover something so that it cannot be seen :
The actual names had been blanked out.
The actual names had been blanked out.2 to completely forget something, especially deliberately :
I tried to blank out everything he had said.
I tried to blank out everything he had said.