1. Used up; all relish and energy exhausted.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• blease,
• flase,
• blaver,
• becase,
• bease,
• plase,
• baase,
• beuase,
• balanse,
• blesse,
• blasa,
• blaise,
• blance,
• blasers,
• blazae,
• ilse,
• blme,
• blmae,
• balace,
• glase

• blouse,
• blaze,
• balsa,
• blade,
• Blaise,
• blazes,
• blash,
• Blaize,
• bless,
• blues,
• bleak,
• BLOSS,
• blake,
• blame,
• blueish,
• bliss,
• bleich,
• blush,
• blahs,
• blast,
• blasi,
• blecha,
• bloke,
• bleach,
• blare,
• blose,
• blish,
• blames,
• Blausey,
• blakey,
• bale,
• Blasko,
• blass,
• Blais,
• blasco,
• BLAS,
• blares,
• base.

The adjective form of the word "blase" is "blasé".

The plural of the "blase" can be the "Blases".

The singular of the "blase" can be the "blase".