purblind

pur·blind

adjective \ˈpər-ˌblīnd\

Definition of PURBLIND

1

a obsolete : wholly blind

b : partly blind

2

: lacking in vision, insight, or understanding : obtuse

— pur·blind·ly \-ˌblīn(d)-lē\ adverb

— pur·blind·ness \-ˌblīn(d)-nəs\ noun

Origin of PURBLIND

Middle English pur blind, from pur purely, wholly, from pur pure

First Known Use: 14th century

Rhymes with PURBLIND

affined, behind, confined, fly blind, inclined, in-kind, mankind, month's mind, night-blind, refined, remind, rewind, sand-blind, snow-blind, spellbind, stone-blind, streamlined, unbind, unkind, unwind