Blinding is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BLINDING in dictionary:

VERB:
• cause (someone) to be unable to see, permanently or temporarily
• deprive (someone) of understanding, judgement, or perception
• confuse or overawe someone with (something they do not understand)
• move very fast and dangerously
NOUN:
• the act of blinding
• a screen for a window, especially one on a roller or made of slats
• an awning over a shop window.
• a camouflaged shelter used for observing or hunting wildlife
• a heavy drinking bout
• sand or grit spread over a road surface to fill up cracks
• A thin coating of sand and fine gravel over a newly paved road. See Blind, v. t., 4.
• something designed to conceal one's real intentions
ADVERB:
• without being able to see clearly
• without having all the relevant information; unprepared
• (of a stake in poker or brag) put up by a player before the cards dealt are seen.
ADJECTIVE:
• causing blindness, dazzling
• unable to see because of injury, disease, or a congenital condition
• (of an action, especially a test or experiment) done without being able to see or without having relevant information
• (of flying) using instruments only
• lacking perception, awareness, or judgement
• not controlled by reason
• not governed by purpose
• (of a corner or bend in a road) impossible to see round
• (of a door or window) walled up
• closed at one end
• not the slightest (used in emphatic expressions)
• (of a plant) without buds, eyes, or terminal flowers
• Making blind or as if blind; depriving of sight or of understanding; obscuring; as, blinding tears; blinding snow.
• shining intensely
• making one blind or as if blind
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make sightless
• the act of causing blindness

Words related to BLINDING

blind8 blinded11 blindingly17 blindings13 blinds9

Words that contain BLINDING

blindings13 blindingly17 unblinding14

How to use BLINDING in a sentence

• At the same instant a dazzling, blinding, yellow blaze illuminated the whole scene.
• The chief said they must seek the glacier first before the sun got hot, for it was blinding on the snow.
• He raised himself on his elbows and faced the blinding moonlight.
• The storm had leapt Llanberris pass, and all around Elsley was one howling chaos of cloud, and rain, and blinding flame.
• The sun was intensely hot, and for hours we jogged on over the dead level, the bare white soil blinding our eyes with its glare.
• They passed unobserved through the streets, for the blinding, whirling snow turned them into shadow-shapes, or effaced them totally from sight.
• There was a blinding flash, a dull roar, and the earth rocked.
• Suddenly, like the glare from an explosion, a light flashed in his eyes, blinding him after the utter dark.
• A driving, blinding mist of rain beat into her face.
• Drifts were forming across the road and the snow was blinding.
• At times the heavens were livid with blinding, dazzling light.
• Now they were hidden by the smoke, now silhouetted for an instant against a glare of blinding light.
• At these times, the dust swept through the narrow channel, blinding.
• So blinding was the fire of Divine love that he turned his face away from his life, its peace, its blessings, and set out for the Most Great Prison.
• There was something unearthly about her, as if she had seen a vision and the blinding light of it still shone white upon her face.
• We stayed out there fishing in a blinding gale, the sea coming in in great rollers.
• A blinding flash of lightning had illumined the waters for miles in every direction.
• She leaped for the door, but before her hand touched the latch it was flung open and against the blinding sunshine loomed the tall figure of Shane Boreland.
• The glare of a flashlight is blinding, when it goes off suddenly like that, right in front of you.
• He shot into a blinding light that made him grip the tighter.
• A man hung far overhead from the upper part of a cable, holding by a rope the blinding star that had driven the darkness back.
• As they came on, proud as Adam and Eve in the first days of their existence, Kate had a blinding recognition of them.
• The great gleaming orb of the tropic moon was blinding as the sun.
• As Hilary now looked for some shade to which they could retreat from the blinding, burning sunlight, he saw one of these standing off at a distance of a few hundred yards.
• The noon sun on the water flashed into her eyes like the blinding light thrown back from a looking-glass.
• Dismounting, I led the animal through the blinding rain for upwards of an hour, when I reached camp, to find the outpost already gone.
• Most of the people are sentenced for theft or violence, but one woman was imprisoned for throwing a solution of pepper into the face of her husband and nearly blinding him.

Similar words containing BLIND without suffix ing

blind8 blinds9 blinded11 blinder10 blindly13 unblind10 blindage12 blinders11 blindest11 blindgut12 purblind13 sunblind11 unblinds11 blindages13 blindfish18 blindfold16 blindguts13 blindings13 blindless12 blindness12 blindside13 blindworm17 deafblind16 moonblind14 sunblinds12 unblinded13 blindfolds17 blindingly17 blindsided15 blindsides14 blindsight17 blindstory16 blindworms18 nightblind17 purblindly18 unblinding14 colorblind15 blindfishes20 blindfolded19 blindnesses14 blindsiding16 blindsights18 blindstorey17 stereoblind14 unblindfold18 blindfolding20 blindstoreys18 blindstories15 purblindness17 unblindfolds19 unblindfolded21 purblindnesses19 unblindfolding22 colorblindness19 colorblindnesse20 colorblindnesses21

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