blankly

adjective

1. Obsolete colorless or white
2. 1. not written, recorded, etc. on; not marked; empty: a blank sheet of paper, a blank tape
   2. having empty spaces to be filled in
3. having an empty, vacant, or monotonous look or character
4. 1. without interest or expression: blank looks
   2. showing incomprehension or confusion
5. empty of thought; lacking ideas: a blank mind
6. unproductive; barren: blank years
7. utter; complete: a blank denial
8. lacking certain elements or characteristics, as a wall without an opening
9. Slang blankety-blank

noun

1. an empty space, esp. one to be filled in on a printed form, school test, etc.
2. a printed form or document with such empty spaces
3. an emptiness; vacant place or time; void
4. 1. the center spot of a target
   2. anything aimed at or pointed at
5. a manufactured article yet to be cut to a pattern or marked with a design: a key blank
6. a lottery ticket that fails to win
7. a powder-filled cartridge without a bullet
   in full blank cartridge
8. a mark, usually a dash (—), indicating an omitted word, esp. an oath or curse

transitive verb

1. ☆ to hold (an opponent) scoreless in a game
2. to stamp with a die from flat stock