blindfolded
- adjective
- /ˈblaɪndˌfoʊldɪd/
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- For this final Test, you'll be wearing a blindfold, nose clips and noise cancelling headphones.
I'm starting to regret our blindfolded makeup choosing moment.
- I'm starting to regret our blindfolded makeup choosing moment.
- You know how there's always the the, the person out there that goes, I can do my lipstick blindfolded, I can do my lipstick sleeping.
Examples
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During the game, the participants were blindfolded, making it difficult for them to find their way.
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Whilst blindfolded, you must step over the barriers that run across the cube without dislodging them.
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And we will each be blindfolded with these.
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What I would love is to be blindfolded and then try them all.
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This allows them to catch airborne prey even after being blindfolded by scientists.
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Sorry you guys, I am blindfolded so I don't know my surroundings.
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But maybe the next challenge is climbing blindfolded because I remember there was a comment on the video that we did that I should try to climb blindfolded.
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I've played at most I've played four games blindfolded at the same time.
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Max Schneider and I played the blindfolded drawing challenge and hung out with Captain Sparkles to play the No thumbs challenge and the serial challenge.
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She was blindfolded for the surprise party, so she had no idea where she was going.
Synonyms
Wearing a cloth over the eyes so they cannot see
Antonyms
How Blind
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Blindfolded comes from the two simple words blind ('cannot see') and fold (like when you 'fold' a cloth over something), so it paints the picture of a cloth folded over your eyes; if you are blindfolded you cannot see.