English Dictionary
Definition black in British English
black verb
[transitive] verb
/blæk/
Related Words
Words related to black:
a token (phrase)
black (adjective)
black (noun)
black (verb)
black and blue (adjective)
black and white (noun)
black belt (noun)
black bloc (noun)
black book (noun)
black box (noun)
black cab (noun)
black comedy (noun)
Black Economic Empowerment (noun)
black elephant (noun)
Black English (noun)
black eye (noun)
Black Friday (noun)
black gold (noun)
black hole (noun)
black ice (noun)
black magic (noun)
Black Maria (noun)
black mark (noun)
black market (noun)
black mass (noun)
Black Muslim (noun)
black out (phrasal verb)
black pepper (noun)
Black Power (noun)
black pudding (noun)
black sheep (noun)
black spider memos (plural noun)
black spot (noun)
black stump (noun)
black swan (noun)
black tie (noun)
black up (phrasal verb)
black widow (noun)
black-and-white (adjective)
black-eyed bean (noun)
blackwater (noun)
coal-black (adjective)
coffee (noun)
in black and white (phrase)
in the black (phrase)
jet-black (adjective)
penny black (noun)
Penny Black (noun)
pitch-black (adjective)
the black arts (noun)
the Black Country ()
the Black Death (noun)
the black economy (noun)
the pot calling the kettle black (phrase)