1. Unable to see. Without part or all of the sense of sight.

The generic term for either the big blind or the small blind. If you are one of the blinds, you are sitting either immediately to the left of the dealer button (small blind position) or one position f [..]

(-Stamped, -Tooled, or -Embossed) Impressed into paper or binding material without color or gilding, leaving an impression only.

"a blind person; blind persons collectively," late Old Engish, from blind (adj.). Meaning "place of concealment" is from 1640s. Meaning "anything that obstructs sight" is [..]

"deprive of sight," early 13c., from Old English blendan "to blind, deprive of sight; deceive," from Proto-Germanic *blandjan (see blind (adj.)); form influenced in Middle English [..]

Old English blind "blind," also "dark, enveloped in darkness, obscure; unintelligent, lacking mental perception," probably from Proto-Germanic *blinda- "blind" (source al [..]

Blind [N]Blind beggars are frequently mentioned ( Matthew 9:27 ; 12:22 ; 20:30 ; John 5:3 ). The blind are to be treated with compassion ( Leviticus 19:14 ; Deuteronomy 27:18 ). Blindness was sometime [..]

unable to see.

A condition in which a plant has no growing point. Frequent in seedlings of brassicas

A plant is said to be ‘blind’ when it stops growing at the growing tip. This usually occurs after an injury of some sort, ornamental plants will usually bush out from buds lower down the stem, vegetables should be scrapped. This term is also applied to flowering plants which fail to flower for some reason.

a shot that does not allow the golfer to see where the ball will land, such as onto an elevated green from below.

render unable to see people who have severe visual impairments, considered as a group; "he spent hours reading to the blind" unable to see; "a person is blind to [..]

In a blind experiment, the subjects do not know whether they are in the treatment group or the control group. In order to have a blind experiment with human subjects, it is usually necessary to admini [..]

A shot where the player can not see where the ball will land. For example a shot onto a raised green from below.

not able to see. A covering for a window

Patients, clinicians, those monitoring outcomes, outcome adjudicators, data analysts, and/or manuscript authors are unaware of which patients have been assigned to the experimental or control group. In the case of diagnostic tests, those interpreting the test results are unaware of the result of the reference standard, or vice versa.

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Blind beggars are frequently mentioned (Matt. 9:27; 12:22; 20:30; John 5:3). The blind are to be treated with compassion (Lev. 19:14; Deut. 27:18). Blindness was sometimes a punishment for disobedienc [..]

adj. denoting an inability to see, or in experimental psychology, refers to a condition wherein both the participant and the researcher (or data collector) are unaware of the totality of the condition [..]

1. See blindness.2. condition of data collection where people are not aware of the experimental conditions. See single blind- doubke blind- triple blind.

Danish, Norwegian and Swedish word for "blind."

In bookbinding, a procedure done without further embellishment, for example, tooling or blocking applied to a leather or cloth binding without the addition of ink or metallic leaf to bring out the des [..]

To dream of being blind, denotes a sudden change from affluence to almost abject poverty. To see others blind, denotes that some worthy person will call on you for aid.   

A forced bet (or partial bet) put in by one or more players before any cards are dealt. Typically, blinds are put in by players immediately to the left of the button. See also "live blind."

For tax purposes, a person is considered blind if they cannot see better than 20/200 with their best eye using contacts or glasses, or if they have a field of vision which is 20 degrees or less.

chemistry/quality assurance - a certified check sample or duplicate sample submitted to a lab disguised as another different sample

When a participant is "blinded" in a research study, s/he does not know whether s/he is receiving the treatment or placebo (i.e., group assignment). See double-blind.

With a bit of work, you can make your programs and web pages more accessible to blind or partially sighted people. Bobby Braille Canadian National Institute for the Blind

(n) people who have severe visual impairments, considered as a group(n) a hiding place sometimes used by hunters (especially duck hunters)(n) a protective covering that keeps things out or hinders sig [..]

Describes a condition in which a person has lost vision for ordinary life purposes. Generally, anyone with less than 10% of normal vision would be regarded as legally blind. [Click Here to Return to L [..]

caecus

That’s a mere blind. A pretence; something ostensible to conceal a covert design. The metaphor is from window-blinds, which prevent outsiders from seeing into a room.

(b. March 21st, 1847). “Taratella” (1884); “The Heather on Fire” (1886); “Madame Roland” (1886); “George Eliot” (1888); &#14 [..]

adj. ciego, invidente

Complete loss of sight. Educationally, individuals who have severe visual impairment or have no vision and must learn to read by braille, are considered blind. See also Legally Blind.

a structure used by wildlife watchers and hunters to prevent themselves from being seen by wildlife

NATO codeword meaning that an aircraft has lost visual contact with another friendly aircraft or ground position (opposite of visual).

Advisory call that an aircraft has lost visual contact with another friendly aircraft or ground position (opposite of Visual), as "Two's blind" (I have lost sight of my flight lead).

A reference to being unaware of the goals of the experiment or the nature of experimental conditions. May apply to the experimenter, observers, or subjects. If both experimenter and subjects are blind [..]

A person that you cannot make out who it is, and they may resemble someone you know.

A blind curve where the engineer and the brakeman cannot see the other end of the train. An ideal place where a hobo can hop the train because of the curve the train has to slow down to a safe speed.

The space between the engine an dthe mail or baggage car.

The art of guiding a dog to an item it did not see fall through the use of voice, whistle, and body movements.

A randomized trial is "Blind" if the participant is not told which arm of the trial he is on. A clinical trial is "Blind" if participants are unaware on whether they are in the exp [..]

Usually refers to a Swiss cheese types that have no holes or eyes in it.

, v. to ‘blind a road’ = to spread small stones or cinders so as to cover up the large stones, with which a new road has been ‘pitched,’ and to fill the interstices.

adj. "blind, sightless; undiscerning, heedless, deluded; (of a lane) closed at one end," s.v. blind a. OED. KEY: blind@adj

adj 50 blind 1 blinde 2 blynd 23 blynde 24

n. "blind person," s.v. blind sb. OED. KEY: blind@n

n 1 blynde 1

No visual contact with friendly aircraft; opposite of term "VISUAL."

No Tally on Bandit, no visual on Good Guys, pilot sees nothing

No visual contact with friendly aircraft; opposite of term "VISUAL."

A required Bet made before any cards are dealt. The Blind is a live Bet which can win the Pot if not Called or Raised

is a forced bet made by the players sitting in a certain position (small or big blind) before the hand starts. See: Big blind, Small blind.

A forced bet to open the pot, usually in lieu of an ante.

the amount of money that is put into the pot before the cards are dealt, "I raised from the button, hoping to steal the blinds."

also used to refer to the person who had to put in the money, "the big blind re-raised".

also used to refer to the relative position (which is almost the first two after the dealer), "I don't play QJo from the blinds."

A forced bet which has to be posted before each hand. The player to the left of the dealer posts the small blind, while the player two places left of the dealer posts the big blind. As a rule the big blind is twice the size of the small blind.

A bet that certain poker players are required to make because of their betting positions.

This term represents a mandatory bet to be made by the two players located on the left hand side of the dealer. During each round, the blinds change clockwise.

A type of crowd control

To close a line to prevent flow.

Printing using an uninked plate to produce the subtle embossed texture of a white-on-white image, highlighted by the shadow of the relief image on the uninked paper. This technique is used in many Japanese prints.