Blinder

/ˈblaɪndər/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A thing that blinds or obscures.

The blinder used in the photography studio helped to control the lighting.

Something that is exceptionally good or remarkable.

The team's performance in the final match was a blinder.

A device or equipment that limits or obstructs vision, often used in horse riding.

The horse wore blinkers, or blinders, to prevent it from being distracted by the crowd.

verb

To blind or make blind, especially temporarily.

The sudden flash from the camera blinded me momentarily.

Originates from the word 'blind' with the suffix '-er' indicating something that causes blindness or distraction.

blinder of a show

A show that is exceptionally good.

to pull a blinder

To perform extraordinarily well, especially in a surprising manner.

blind

Unable to see; lacking sight.

impressive

Having a strong effect on someone; evoking admiration.

An extraordinary event or occasion.

Last night's party was a blinder!

A fantastic goal or play in sports.

Did you see that blinder he scored in the final minutes?