blindfold
3.0
Wearing a cloth over the eyes so they cannot see
- adjective
- /ˈblaɪndfoʊld/
- The magician amazed everyone by making the volunteer complete a task while wearing a blindfold.
Examples
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During the game, all participants wore a blindfold to test their other senses.
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Oh, should I be blindfold so I don't see myself?
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And then it's a, blindfold, bullet, unmarked grave.
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She tied a blindfold over her eyes to concentrate on her other senses during the meditation.
Synonyms
blindfolded
vsblindfold
3.9
Wearing a cloth over the eyes so you cannot see
is the noun or verb form for the same act rather than an adjective
How Blind
Surface Forms
blindfold positive
Morphology
Etymology
Blindfold as an adjective also joins blind ('not able to see') and fold ('to fold over'), giving the image of a cloth folded over the eyes. That is why a blindfold person is someone with their eyes covered and unable to see.