v. Obs. [f. AT- pref.2 + BLENCH v., OE. blencan to deceive, escape.] intr. To escape.
c. 1275. Sinners Beware, in O. E. Misc., 79. And cunnen atblenche From sathanases wrenche.
c. 1275. Death, 8, Ibid., 168. From þe dreorie deað ne mai nomon at-blenche.
