go blank

Related to go blank: not a chance

go blank

1. To unexpectedly forget something. Can you remind me of your name? I'm so sorry, but I've gone completely blank right now!

2. To lose consciousness. My blood sugar dropped so low during the meeting that I went blank and woke up on the floor.

3. To no longer show a picture, as of a TV or computer screen. If the TV goes blank again, just smack it a few times—that should help.

See also: blank, go

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

See also:

draw a blank
draw a blank, to
blank on
blank on (something)
blow (one's) lines
fluff (one's) lines
fluff lines
muff (one's) lines
a blank check
blank check

References in periodicals archive

Should your mind go blank the moment you sit in that famous black chair, there's a good chance you could find yourself in the papers like recent hopeful Kajen Thuraaisingham who made the headlines after scoring just five, the lowest mark in Mastermind history.

Contestants test their grey cells; Quiz

After all, we know Rangers fans react badly when the TV screens go blank!

THE BLUE THUNDER; Walk the Talk

Cheltenham will be even more interesting, when the Festival shoulder races go blank for non-subscribers.

Fly crosses his fingers

Some clocks either go blank for a second, read the 60th second twice, or stay at zero for 2 seconds.

To leap or not to leap: scientists debate a timely issue

A walkout in Greece saw flights cancelled, state-owned television channels go blank and bank offices empty on Tuesday (28 February).

Flights cancelled in Greece due to work stoppage

'When you are doing exams you cram so much in and your mind can go blank,' said a spokeswoman for the firm.

Now phone can solve exam stress

As the films vary in length, from 194 minutes (Titanic, Number I) to 88 minutes (The Lion King, Number 6), nearly all the quadrants go blank (and silent) before the piece ends, at 140 minutes.

Peter miller gallery: Jason Salavon. (Reviews)

I'll think I'll just hang out over there in the noise and go blank.

Being Blank in Bright Waters

词组	go blank
释义	go blank Related to go blank: not a chance go blank 1. To unexpectedly forget something. Can you remind me of your name? I'm so sorry, but I've gone completely blank right now! 2. To lose consciousness. My blood sugar dropped so low during the meeting that I went blank and woke up on the floor. 3. To no longer show a picture, as of a TV or computer screen. If the TV goes blank again, just smack it a few times—that should help. See also: blank, go Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: draw a blank draw a blank, to blank on blank on (something) blow (one's) lines fluff (one's) lines fluff lines muff (one's) lines a blank check blank check References in periodicals archive Should your mind go blank the moment you sit in that famous black chair, there's a good chance you could find yourself in the papers like recent hopeful Kajen Thuraaisingham who made the headlines after scoring just five, the lowest mark in Mastermind history. Contestants test their grey cells; Quiz After all, we know Rangers fans react badly when the TV screens go blank! THE BLUE THUNDER; Walk the Talk Cheltenham will be even more interesting, when the Festival shoulder races go blank for non-subscribers. Fly crosses his fingers Some clocks either go blank for a second, read the 60th second twice, or stay at zero for 2 seconds. To leap or not to leap: scientists debate a timely issue A walkout in Greece saw flights cancelled, state-owned television channels go blank and bank offices empty on Tuesday (28 February). Flights cancelled in Greece due to work stoppage 'When you are doing exams you cram so much in and your mind can go blank,' said a spokeswoman for the firm. Now phone can solve exam stress As the films vary in length, from 194 minutes (Titanic, Number I) to 88 minutes (The Lion King, Number 6), nearly all the quadrants go blank (and silent) before the piece ends, at 140 minutes. Peter miller gallery: Jason Salavon. (Reviews) I'll think I'll just hang out over there in the noise and go blank. Being Blank in Bright Waters
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