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61blot|ter — «BLOT uhr», noun. 1. a piece of blotting paper. 2. a book for recording happenings or transactions. A police station blotter is a record of arrests made by policemen …
62blot|tesque — «blot EHSK», adjective. executed with heavy, blotlike touches, as painting. ╂[< blot1 + (grot) esque] …
63blot|ting paper — «BLOT ihng», a soft, absorbent paper used to dry writing by soaking up ink …
64Blot-l'Église — Blot lÉglise is a village and commune in the Puy de Dôme département of central France.ee alsoCommunes of the Puy de Dôme department …
65blot out — index censor, condone, deface, delete, destroy (efface), eliminate (eradicate), eradicate …
66blot your copybook — blot (your) copybook British & Australian to do something which spoils someone s opinion of you. She blotted her copybook by arriving late to a meeting …
67blot copybook — blot (your) copybook British & Australian to do something which spoils someone s opinion of you. She blotted her copybook by arriving late to a meeting …
68blot out — vb delete, obliterate, expunge, *erase, cancel, efface Analogous words: *abolish, annihilate, extinguish: wipe, *exterminate, extirpate Contrasted words: preserve, *save, conserve: imprint, print, impress, stamp (see corresponding nouns at… …
69Blot (biology) — In molecular biology and genetics, a blot is a method of transferring proteins, DNA or RNA, onto a carrier (for example, a nitrocellulose PVDF or nylon membrane). In many instances, this is done after a gel electrophoresis, transferring the… …
70Blot (Biologie) — Transfert (biologie moléculaire) Le transfert en biologie moléculaire désigne un ensemble de techniques permettant de rechercher la présence d une molécule déterminée (ADN , ARN, protéines...) dans un milieu. Elles consistent à transférer les… …
