Definitions:

1. a hiding place sometimes used by hunters, especially duck hunters noun
   • They waited impatiently in the blind from sunrise to lunch.
2. a protective covering that keeps things out or hinders sight noun
   • They had just moved in and had not put up blinds yet.
3. not based on reason or evidence adjective
   • They acted out of blind hatred, without any reasonable motivation.
4. people who have severe visual impairments, considered as a group noun
   • I spent hours reading to the blind.
5. to make blind by putting the eyes out verb
   • The criminals were punished and blinded.
6. to make dim by comparison or conceal verb
   • Darkness blinds the sky.
7. to render unable to see verb
   • The flash of light will blind those looking directly at it.
8. unable or unwilling to perceive or understand adjective
   • I was blind to my lover's faults.
9. unable to see adjective
   • I was born blind, but since then I've been able to adjust and live an extremely happy life.

Synonyms:

• dim
• screen
• subterfuge
• unreasoning
• unsighted

NearBy Words:

• blinded
• blinder
• blindfold
• blindfolded
• blinding
• blindly
• blindness
• blindside
• blindworm