Blanches [verb]
Definition of Blanches:
become afraid
Sentence/Example of Blanches:
Small craftsmen were donors, drapers, and day laborers, and of course Queen Blanches donjons of Castile are to be seen.
Light blanches the reddish-yellow of saffron, even when it is contained in a full phial well corked.
N "Cartes-blanches" is a hand at Piquet without a court card—it counts ten.
Before the expression of his visage the face of every man born on our shores quails and blanches.
Whether things went equally well with Mr. Jernyngan and his Blanche (or either of his Blanches) does not seem to be recorded.
With how sure a touch does she mingle the colours, and in what sweet proportion blushes and blanches her lady's upturned face.
His face blanches perceptibly; and his eyes, in their usual stealthy fashion, seek the ground.
She took an empty basket and went out under the pretext of going for the petticoats of her customer on Rue des Portes-Blanches.
She has forced herself to say this; but as the words pass her lips she blanches perceptibly.
It is slow in running to seed, and the head blanches white and tender.