Blunt
Singer-actress family name
Blunt describes something with a dull edge or point—the opposite of sharp.
A blunt knife cuts poorly.
Figuratively, blunt speech is direct and unsparing of feelings: She was blunt about his chances.
A blunt instrument lacks precision.
To blunt something is to dull it: Time blunted his grief.
A blunt is also slang for a marijuana cigar, typically rolled in tobacco leaf.
Free from deception
- frankOpen and direct
- candidHonest and direct
- straightforwardClear and uncomplicated
- outspokenFreely expressing opinions
brusque · curt · tactless · undiplomatic · plain-spoken · forthright · harsh · abrupt
honest
Free from deception
- frankOpen and direct
- candidHonest and direct
- straightforwardClear and uncomplicated
outspoken · brusque · curt · tactless · undiplomatic · plain-spoken · forthright · harsh · abrupt · rude
sharp
Fine-edged, or astute
tip · point · worn · scissors · pencil · needle · rounded · flatten · dull · cutting
joint
Shared by multiple parties
marijuana · weed · roll · tobacco · Dutch · leaf · session · pass · hit · rotation
dull
Lacking edge or interest
dampen · lessen · numb · deaden · take the edge off · mute · attenuate · cushion · temper · moderate
- espionagespy, spies, double agent, double agents, spying
Bluntdiplomatic
Tactful and sensitive
tactful · subtle · indirect · delicate · circumspect
Bluntsharp
Fine-edged, or astute
acute · keen · sharp-witted · penetrating · piercing
- blunt forceImpact without piercing
- blunt instrumentWeapon lacking an edge
- blunt object
- blunt traumaDamage from non-penetrating force
- Emily Blunt
- blunt talkDirect, unvarnished communication