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Definition of blind
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Blind (a.)
Undiscerning;
undiscriminating;
inconsiderate.
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Hoodwink
::
Hoodwink
(v. t.) To blind by
covering
the eyes.
Blindman''s Buff
::
Blindman's
buff () A play in which one
person
is
blindfolded,
and tries to catch some one of the
company
and tell who it is..
Grope
::
Grope (v. i.) To
search
or
attempt
to find
something
in the dark, or, as a blind
person,
by
feeling;
to move about
hesitatingly,
as in
darkness
or
obscurity;
to feel one's way, as with the
hands,
when one can not see..
Muffle
::
Muffle
(v. t.) To
prevent
seeing,
or
hearing,
or
speaking,
by wraps bound about the head; to
blindfold;
to
deafen..
Hood
::
Hood (v. t.) To
cover;
to hide; to
blind.
Excecate
::
Excecate
(v. t.) To
blind.
Noctograph
::
Noctograph
(n.) A kind of
writing
frame for the
blind.
Bigot
::
Bigot (n.) A
person
who
regards
his own faith and views in
matters
of
religion
as
unquestionably
right,
and any
belief
or
opinion
opposed
to or
differing
from them as
unreasonable
or
wicked.
In an
extended
sense,
a
person
who is
intolerant
of
opinions
which
conflict
with his own, as in
politics
or
morals;
one
obstinately
and
blindly
devoted
to his own
church,
party,
belief,
or
opinion..
Prejudicial
::
Prejudicial
(a.)
Biased,
possessed,
or
blinded
by
prejudices;
as, to look with a
prejudicial
eye..
Blinder
::
Blinder
(n.) One of the
leather
screens
on a
bridle,
to
hinder
a horse from
seeing
objects
at the side; a
blinker..
Starboard
::
Star-blind
(a.) Half
blind.
Darkly
::
Darkly
(adv.)
With
imperfect
light,
clearness,
or
knowledge;
obscurely;
dimly;
blindly;
uncertainly..
Caecum
::
Caecum
(n.) A
cavity
open at one end, as the blind end of a canal or
duct..
Abacinate
::
Abacinate
(v. t.) To blind by a
red-hot
metal plate held
before
the eyes.
Blind
::
Blind (n.) A
blindage.
See
Blindage.
Hidebound
::
Hidebound
(a.)
Untractable;
bigoted;
obstinately
and
blindly
or
stupidly
conservative.
Anopsy
::
Anopsy
(a.) Want or
defect
of
sight;
blindness.
Strike
::
Strike
(v. t.) To
affect
in some
particular
manner
by a
sudden
impression
or
impulse;
as, the plan
proposed
strikes
me
favorably;
to
strike
one dead or
blind..
Poreblind
::
Poreblind
(a.)
Nearsighted;
shortsighted;
purblind.
Glasseye
::
Glasseye
(n.) A
species
of
blindness
in
horses
in which the eye is
bright
and the pupil
dilated;
a sort of
amaurosis.
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