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Noun(1) a promotional statement (as found on the dust jackets of books

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(1) They were both kind enough to blurb the first book.(2) Yes, I heard it's very good and in fact they sent it to me to blurb but I was doing something├ö├ç┬¬(3) They blurb books, explain pop culture phenomena and offer unsolicited counsel to celebrities in crisis.(4) I posted it anonymously because I also wrote a blurb for the book, and I didn't want to look as if I was piling on.(5) The blurb described the book as a private detective's journey through personal betrayal to a form of redemption.(6) I'll write a nice blurb for his book first, though.(7) So you blurb the writer rather than the book, so you just know that that's going to be the one they stick on the cover.(8) A good friend of mine who was also my publisher at one time, wrote on the blurb of my book that my stories were about women's lives.(9) Lots and lots and lots of requests coming in for me to read and blurb people's books, or write introductions to things, to all of which at present the answer has to be no.(10) There was, in fact, discussion about such a note but however it was worded it sounded more like a promotional blurb than a serious warning.(11) While I'm here, does anyone actually read the descriptive blurb on the back of dvds?(12) Oh, and when you reach the website, read the promotional blurb .(13) If the message board allows it, you can even include a short promotional blurb about your site at the end of your posts.(14) The blurb describes it as an ├ö├ç├┐altogether morally confused piece of work├ö├ç├û.(15) I have been asked to blurb it, and I am recommending it now to all of you.(16) Each jury panel selected three finalists, then composed a short blurb about each.