“The man dyed his hair blonde.”
Usage Entry 1036 / 1605 60-second read
Blond vs. Blonde
The French-gendered spelling: masculine versus feminine.
The comparisoni
“The man dyed his hair blond.”
The ruleii
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BLOND (m). BLONDE (f).
BLOND is masculine or neutral (a blond man, blond wood). BLONDE is feminine (a blonde woman). American English is relaxing the distinction; British and French editorial practice still holds it.
Memory aidiii
Remember it like this
BlondE = fEmale.