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blindfold Definition

blind·fold (-fōld′)

transitive verb

  1. to cover the eyes of with a cloth or bandage
  2. to hinder the sight or understanding of

Etymology: altered (infl. by fold) < ME blindfeld, struck blind, pp. of blindfellen < OE (ge)blindfellian: see blind + fell

noun

  1. a cloth used to cover the eyes
  2. anything that hinders the sight or understanding

adjective

  1. with the eyes covered
  2. reckless; heedless

adverb

  1. blindly
  2. recklessly; heedlessly
blindfold Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • wear: Finally, the shaman offered them the option of wearing a blindfold, least they see something they would rather not.
  • remove: Just as his wife was about to remove the blindfold, the phone rang.
  • put: He got hold of Charlie and put a blindfold on him.
  • use: You can use blindfolds or have them close their eyes on the honor system for safety purposes.
  • have: Our premier quality slave hood laces up at the back, and has a leather blindfold and gag which attach using press studs.
  • take: You tell Sier: I simply told him that I was taken to Vishnu's Temple, an ' my blindfold taken.

Adjective modifier

  • deep: Driving 4x4 Range Rovers through deep mud blindfold was a stern test of trust.
  • red: Soft Red French Suede Blindfold This soft red suede blindfold is gentle yet most effective.
  • special: AND Kenton tips his special duct tape blindfold designed for Enrique's act as well.

Modifies a noun

  • challenge: Or maybe your school would like to do a sponsored silence or a blindfold challenge.
  • game: A fun student to student practice of giving directions is the blindfold game.
  • test: A blindfold test was conducted on a panel of tasters.
  • trail: For example a blindfold trail helps the young person to experience what it could be like to lose their sight.
  • portrait: PLUS Enrique also tips for the first time his classic blindfold portrait effect with all the touches and details only he alone can tell.
  • instruction: Line Up By... Equipment: Blindfolds Instructions: There are many variations on the " Line Up By... .

Noun used with modifier

  • duct: AND Kenton tips his special duct tape blindfold designed for Enrique's act as well.
  • leather: Our premier quality slave hood laces up at the back, and has a leather blindfold and gag which attach using press studs.
  • tape: AND Kenton tips his special duct tape blindfold designed for Enrique's act as well.