Blinds is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BLINDS in dictionary:

VERB:
• BLIND, to make sightless
• 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:
• 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
• 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:
• 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

Words related to BLINDS

blind8 blinded11 blinding12

Words that contain BLINDS

unblinds11 blindside13 sunblinds12 blindsided15 blindsides14 blindsight17 blindstory16 blindsiding16 blindsights18 blindstorey17 blindstoreys18 blindstories15

How to use BLINDS in a sentence

• Somebody had lowered the Venetian blinds as a conventional intimation to the outside world that the house was one of mourning, and the room was almost dark.
• It thus deliberately blinds itself to much that is interesting.
• I got up, opened the blinds for a moment, and looked in the glass.
• The houses or stores are chiefly of wood, painted white, the venetian blinds of the houses being green, as in most parts of the United States.
• The sun had not quite set yet, and as the blinds were still open, a lurid glare came in from the western sky, over the houses on the opposite side of the wide square.
• I afterwards met with these same uncomfortable blinds in every part of America.
• Thrusting her aside rudely, he crossed over to the middle window and opened the blinds, for the sun was declining, and the room was growing dark.
• The blinds were closed, the hill door yawned wide open.
• Was not that her voice upon the porch? The rocking-chair stopped sharply, and Harrie looked down through the blinds.
• The light of the lamp seemed to have grown so ghostly that the nurse had turned it out, and, drawing the blinds, let the faint morning light come in.
• The windows of the third car also exhibited drawn blinds.
• She, however, took her station at a window and peered through the blinds at the spectacle.
• I looked at the windows of the houses I passed, but the blinds were drawn, and the bees and the flowers were the only waking things there.
• This could be either a get-up-early-in-the-morning session in the blinds, a formal quail hunt, or the Grand Tour.
• Sometimes the blinds of the house are closed, and the gas lighted in the hall and parlors.
• Outwardly they differ in nothing from the elegant mansions on either side of them, except that the blinds are closed all day long, and the house has a silent, deserted air.
• Her eyes told as little as two shut windows with blinds drawn down.
• I know for certain, and therefore may I with the greater confidence utter my conception of it, that philauty, or self-love, is that which blinds your judgment and deceiveth you.
• In vain we closed the blinds and shut ourselves up in the house to give them a fair field.
• The dining-room into which he looked struck chill and cheerless in the dark yellow light which came through the lowered blinds.
• It was now nearly dark and she drew down the blinds.
• The light from the street lamp was strong enough to throw faint shadows of the window-frames on the blinds.
• She drew aside one of the blinds, and as she did so she could feel the steady slight current of cold air entering the room from the window open at the top.
• She stood for some minutes slowly arranging the blinds and watching the sunset.
• But the blinds had not been lowered and light from a street lamp outside turned the darkness into twilight.
• At the risk of catching a cold or a fall, he opened the window and endeavored to bring the outside blinds together.
• The powerful notes of that concert rolled forth through the swinging yellow blinds of the open windows, over the housetops, and into the still air of the lanes.
• The windows, though curtained, were as indubitably locked and further protected by steel outside blinds.

Similar words containing BLIND without suffix s

blind8 blinded11 blinder10 blindly13 unblind10 blindage12 blinders11 blindest11 blindgut12 blinding12 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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