blacked
Covered in darkness
Blacked is the past tense of black, meaning to make or become black.
Workers who blacked their faces with coal dust.
In British usage, to black something is to boycott or refuse to handle it during a labor dispute: Union members blacked the shipment.
A blacked-out area has lost power or been obscured from view.
Someone who blacks out loses consciousness or memory: He blacked out after the third drink.
Lost consciousness briefly
- collapsedFell inward suddenly
- swoonedFainted from emotion
- unconsciousNot awake or aware
- syncopeTemporary loss of consciousness
lightheaded · dizzy · woozy · overwhelmed · exhausted · overcome · stupor · blackout
Officially removed from view
- censoredSuppressed from publication
- expungedOfficially removed completely
- classifiedRestricted from disclosure
- restrictedLimited in scope
suppressed · withheld · sanitized · blocked · barred · banned · prohibited · deleted
Utterly and completely destroyed
- deletedPermanently removed
- expungedOfficially removed completely
- effacedRemoved from visibility
- removedTaken from position
eliminated · blotted · smudged · covered · overwritten · destroyed · annihilated · eradicated
fainted
Lost consciousness briefly
- collapsedFell inward suddenly
- swoonedFainted from emotion
- unconsciousNot awake or aware
syncope · lightheaded · dizzy · woozy · overwhelmed · exhausted · overcome · stupor · blackout · comatose
redacted
Officially removed from view
- censoredSuppressed from publication
- expungedOfficially removed completely
- classifiedRestricted from disclosure
restricted · suppressed · withheld · sanitized · blocked · barred · banned · prohibited · deleted · removed
obliterated
Utterly and completely destroyed
removed · eliminated · blotted · smudged · covered · overwritten · destroyed · annihilated · eradicated · purged
dimmed
Reduced in brightness
obscured · inky · lightless · unlit · nightfall · twilight · dusky · murky · overcast · sundown
funeral
Service honoring the dead
- bereavementState following loss
- griefIntense sorrow from loss
- memorialThing preserving remembrance
wake · condolences · veil · armband · wreath · widow · shiva · sorrow · loss · remembrance
blackedwhitened
Made lighter in color
bleached · lightened · brightened · blanched · paled
blackedrevealed
Made visible or known
uncensored · exposed · unredacted · disclosed · shown
- black and whiteWithout middle ground
- black eyeBruised tissue around socket
- black catDark-coated feline
- black coffeeUnadorned brewed beverage
- black outLose consciousness briefly
- black sheepDisreputable family member