Bleached

[Ernesto]

Made white or much lighter by a chemical process or by exposure to sunlight.

[Sonia]

To feel [Spaced Out] [ensuing] excessive exposure to midday sunshine.
see also [charred]

[Ernesto]

when [someone] [whites] up [something]

[Tina]

Incredibly [intoxicated], wayyyyy [past] [faded]

[Marquetta]

When [ones] [brain] is [washed] of all significance.

[Sommer]

when you [have sex] [under the bleachers].

[Julian]

[synonym] for [clean] or [fresh].

[Dave Paprocki]

meaning [hella faded]. too [blown] to [function].

[Jason Yan]

to [humiliate] someone [beyond] [recovery].

[Hina Muqadas]

that [timeless] feeling after a [night out] [getting wasted]

[Thu Thi Le]

The term bleached can have different meanings depending on the context. In general, it refers to the process of removing color from a substance, typically through the use of chemicals or bleach.

In the context you provided, bleached is used metaphorically to describe a black woman who has had sexual relationships with white men. In this sense, bleached implies a change or transformation in the womans identity or behavior as a result of her relationships with white men. This usage is considered derogatory and offensive.