blinkeredadj.
/ˈblɪŋkəd/ Of a horse: provided with blinkers. Also figurative, having a limited range of outlook.
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the mind > mental capacity > lack of understanding > imperfect perception > [adjective]
thestera900
thestria900
blindc1000
blindfoldc1450
blinkard?1528
purblind1533
blinded1535
blear-eyed1561
obcaecate1568
unilluminated1579
fonda1592
blear-witted1600
short-sighted1622
baby-blind1627
obcaecated1641
misty-brained1649
twilighta1677
blindfolded1730
short-sighted1736
unpliable1769
misty1820
myopical1830
visionless1856
myopic1891
blinkered1897
the world > food and drink > farming > animal husbandry > keeping or management of horses > horse-gear > [adjective] > having blinkers
blinkered1897
winkered1907
1897 Daily News 19 June 9/1 The colt..could not quite withstand the rush of the blinkered El Diablo.
1898 Westm. Gaz. 27 Aug. 1/3 The padded, blinkered life of her spinster sister.
1909 T. Hardy Time's Laughingstocks & Other Verses 53 A century which..Will show..A scope above this blinkered time.
1926 Spectator 20 Mar. 529/1 Our blinkered country takes a lot of beating.
1962 Daily Tel. 8 May 14/2 This is merely a case of legal procedure grinding along on its blinkered way.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1933; most recently modified version published online March 2019).
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adj.1897- to give the double o
- to give the double-cross
- to give the doublecross
- to give the dummy
- to give the dunt
- to give the démenti to
- to give the elbow
- to give the enemy sea-room
- to give the enemy searoom
- to give the eucharist
- to give the eye
- to give the eyeball
- to give the fico
- to give the fig
- to give the finger
- to give the finishing hand stroke or touch
- to give the finishing stroke or touch
- to give the fire
- to give the flat
- to give the foil
- to give the foot
- to give the full treatment
- to give the fuzzies
- to give the gaff
- to give the game away