IPA: /blʌndʒ/
KK: /blʌndʒ/
To mix clay with water in a way that prepares it for use in making pottery or ceramics.
The potter will blunge the clay to ensure it is the right consistency for shaping.
Past: blunged
Past Participle: blunged
This word originates from Old English, meaning to plunge or dive into water. It describes the action of immersing oneself suddenly into a liquid.
Imagine someone suddenly 'diving' into water — that's what 'blunge' means, to plunge in quickly.