Fromblond +‎-en.

blonden (third-person singular simple presentblondens,present participleblondening,simple past and past participleblondened)

1. (intransitive) To turnblond
   • 2009, Jonathan Goldstein,Ladies and Gentlemen, the Bible!, page103:

     "Gamboling, sashaying, waving the parchment — bathed in the ever-blondening halo of our father's sweet deathbed blessing."

2. (transitive) To makeblond
   • 2014, Nancy Freedman,Sappho: The Tenth Muse, page42:

     Kleis was still in the midst of preparation. For a woman past child- bearing years, there was more foundation work. Before cosmetics could be applied, a compound of egg whites was used to eradicate wrinkles and scytharium wood toblonden her hair.

   • 2016, Boze Hadleigh,Marilyn Forever:

     I heard that she got it after overhearing someone at a party refer to her as a chinless wonder. Of course she also had her hairblondened beyond what it was, and that's where I can claim credit.

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blonden

1. inflection ofblond:
   1. stronggenitivemasculine/neutersingular
   2. weak/mixedgenitive/dative all-gendersingular
   3. strong/weak/mixedaccusativemasculinesingular
   4. strongdativeplural
   5. weak/mixed all-caseplural

blonden

1. Alternative form ofblanden

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