blinde (blind)
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 106
Same as blende. blinded (blin'ded), a. 1. Provided with blinds, blinders, or blindages: as, a blinded house; blinded batteries. - 2. Having the window shades drawn down; with the blinds closed. I found the windows were blinded . Add is on, Tatler, No. 120. He paced under the blinded houses and along the vacant streets. R. L. Stevens on, The Dynamiter, p. 13. blindedly (blin'ded-li), adv . As if blinded. blinder (blin'der), n. 1. One who or that which blinds.-2. A blind or blinker on a horse's bridle.
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