blithen, v.
(ˈblaɪð(ə)n)
[mod.f. blithe a. + -en2: cf. gladden.]
trans. To make blithe.
| 1824 Galt Rothelan II. v. ix. 255 To blithen the morning with cheerful reveillies. 1830 ― Lawrie T. iii. xv. (1849) 134 Glimpses of merriment..which blithen the fire-side. |