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Meaning
Adj
●
Unable to see, due to
physiological
or
neurological
factors.
●
Failing to see,
acknowledge
, perceive.
●
Of a place, having little or no visibility.
●
Closed
at one
end; having a
dead end
; exitless.
●
Having no
openings
for
light
or
passage
; both
dark
and exitless.
●
Smallest or slightest.
●
Without any
prior
knowledge.
●
Unconditional; without
regard
to
evidence
,
logic
,
reality
,
accidental
mistakes
,
extenuating circumstances
, etc.
●
In Sciences:
Using
blinded
study design, wherein information is
purposely
limited
to
prevent
bias.
●
Unintelligible or illegible.
●
In Horticulture:
Abortive;
failing
to
produce
flowers
or fruit.
●
In LGBT:
Uncircumcised
Noun
●
A
movable
covering
for a
window
to
keep out
light
,
made of
cloth
or of
narrow
slats
that can
block
light
or
allow it
to pass.
●
A
destination
sign
mounted
on a
public transport
vehicle
displaying
the
route
destination
, number,
name
and/or
via
points
, etc.
●
Any
device
intended
to
conceal
or hide.
●
Something to
mislead
the
eye
or the understanding, or to
conceal
some
covert
deed
or design; a subterfuge.
●
In Military:
A blindage.
●
A
hiding
place.
●
In Rugby:
The blindside.
●
In Baseball:
No score.
●
In Poker:
A
forced bet
: the
small blind
or the
big
blind
.
●
In Poker:
A
player
who is
forced
to
pay
such a bet.
Verb
●
To make
temporarily
or
permanently
blind.
●
To curse.
●
To
darken
; to
obscure
to the
eye
or understanding; to conceal.
●
To
cover
with a
thin
coating
of
sand
and
fine
gravel
,
for example
a road
newly
paved
,
in order that
the
joints
between the
stones
may be filled.
Adv
●
Without seeing; unseeingly.
●
Absolutely, totally.
●
In Poker:
Without
looking at
the
cards
dealt.
●
In Cooking:
As a
pastry
case only, without any filling.
Name
●
A surname.
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Wiktionary
Origin
blind
English
blind
Old English (ca. 450-1100)
Sourced from
Etym
Antonyms
Seeing
Sighted
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Clueless
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Invisible
Dumb
Numb
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Naive
Braindead
Disabled
Deaf
Gullible
Stupid
Insane
Fool
Handicapped
Immune
Indifferent
Dead
Helpless
Powerless
Scare
Deceive
Dim
Expose
Kill
Mislead
Vulnerable
Black
Poor
Confuse
Distract
Eyes
Illiterate
Uneducated
Frighten
Unaware
Scared
Randomised
Silent
Crazy
Alert
Reader
Deprive
Awaken
Elderly
Hurt
Nearsighted
White
Impervious
Shield
Lead
Startle
Brain Dead
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Rhymes
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Wind
Mind
Rind
Hind
Kind
Bind
Grind
Blind
Amind
Wined
Lined
Twined
Remind
Whined
Unwind
Unmind
Brined
Crined
Unbind
Unkind
Rewind
Spined
Mankind
Aligned
Unlined
Defined
Inclined
Assigned
Resigned
Entwined
Combined
Designed
Declined
Enshrined
Realigned
Redefined
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Re-Signed
Misaligned
Unassigned
Redesigned
Undermined
Underlined
Uninclined
Reassigned
Intertwined
Undersigned
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