Meaning & Definition of word "Blinder"
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Blinder
/ˈblaɪndər/
noun:
- 1. A thing that blinds or obscures.
- Example: The blinder used in the photography studio helped to control the lighting.
- 2. Something that is exceptionally good or remarkable.
- Example: The team's performance in the final match was a blinder.
- 3. A device or equipment that limits or obstructs vision, often used in horse riding.
- Example: The horse wore blinkers, or blinders, to prevent it from being distracted by the crowd.
verb:
- 1. To blind or make blind, especially temporarily.
- Example: The sudden flash from the camera blinded me momentarily.
Etymology
Originates from the word 'blind' with the suffix '-er' indicating something that causes blindness or distraction.
Common Phrases and Expressions
blinder of a show:
A show that is exceptionally good.
to pull a blinder:
To perform extraordinarily well, especially in a surprising manner.
Related Words
blind:
Unable to see; lacking sight.
impressive:
Having a strong effect on someone; evoking admiration.
Slang Meanings of blinder
Meaning: An extraordinary event or occasion.
Example Sentence: Last night's party was a blinder!
Meaning: A fantastic goal or play in sports.
Example Sentence: Did you see that blinder he scored in the final minutes?