The term 'blender setting' refers to the various settings available on a blender. These settings include PUREE (5 letters), MIX (3 letters), CHOP (4 letters), LOW (3 letters), STIR (4 letters), WHIP (4 letters), purees (6 letters), pureed (6 letters), and grae (4 letters). PUREE is used to create a smooth, creamy texture, while MIX is used to combine ingredients. CHOP is used to break down ingredients into smaller pieces, while LOW is used to blend ingredients at a slower speed. STIR is used to combine ingredients without blending them, while WHIP is used to aerate ingredients. Purees and pureed are similar to PUREE, but with a slightly different texture. Finally, grae is used to create a coarse texture.