Definition of blindfolded
:wearing a blindfold
- a blindfolded prisoner
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There are two blindfolded player exceptions -- the pitcher and the catcher.
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RELATED VIDEO: Watch Blindfolded People’s Reactions to Petting Exotic Animals Peterson’s tour kicks off on September 15 in N.Y.C., and tickets can be purchased on BraveWilderness.com.
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The personalized horror experience operated for years out of McKamey’s home in suburban San Diego, bringing in blindfolded patrons in a windowless red van.
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Listening to all of them is like living through the classic conundrum of the blindfolded committee and the elephant.
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Simon Reveley, Figment’s boss, says the firm chose these sensors because their ability to detect changes in movement is similar to that of a blindfolded human being—which is exactly what someone wearing an immersive headset is.
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Fix himself drives the blindfolded audience (in a creepy white van) to the location of the show from a meeting place on a street corner.
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However, McNew had to accomplish that while blindfolded and with mousetraps scattered across the table.
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One video broadcast by ABC shows a blindfolded man balanced on a stool in the middle of a room, his arms bound and fastened to the ceiling.
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First Known Use of blindfolded
1579
Definition of blindfolded
:with the eyes covered by a blindfold
- was led blindfolded into the woods
- could do it blindfolded [=could do it very easily]
First Known Use of blindfolded
1654
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