Results for “blin”

blind

adj

Unable to see, or having severely limited eyesight.

blinded

adj

Having lost the ability to see, whether permanently (through injury or illness) or temporarily (through glare or a blindfold).

blindfold

noun

A piece of cloth tied over someone's eyes to stop them seeing.

blindfolded

adj

Wearing a covering over the eyes so as to be unable to see.

blinding

adj

So bright that it is hard or impossible to see properly.

blindly

adv

Without being able to see; using senses other than sight.

blindness

noun

The condition of not being able to see, whether total or partial.

blindside

noun

The side or direction a person can't see, especially where a driver has no view of traffic or hazards.

blink

verb

To close and open the eyes quickly.

blinked

adj

Affected by repeated blinking, or (of liquids like milk or beer) gone slightly sour.

blinker

noun

A car's flashing turn-signal light.

blinking

adj

That blinks; flashing on and off.

blinks

noun

A small annual plant (Montia fontana) with tiny white flowers, found in wet ground and once eaten like watercress.

blinky

adj

Blinking frequently, or (of lights) flickering on and off.

assembling

noun

The act of gathering people or putting parts together; an assembly.

babbling

noun

The stage in early childhood when infants experiment with speech-like sounds before forming real words.

bubbling

noun

The action of producing bubbles or rising in bubbles.

bumbling

adj

Acting in a clumsy, confused, or inept way, with little skill or coordination.

crumbling

adjective

Falling apart into small pieces or fragments.

dabbling

noun

The act of trying something casually, without serious commitment.

disabling

adj

Causing a serious loss of ability or function; crippling.

doubling

noun

The act or process of making or becoming twice as large.

dribbling

noun

The technique of controlling a ball by bouncing or tapping it repeatedly while moving.

Dublin

noun

The capital city of Ireland.

enabling

noun

The act of giving someone or something the means or permission to function or act.

fumbling

noun

Clumsy, awkward handling of something, often with the hands.

gambling

noun

The activity of betting money on games, sports, or other uncertain events, mixing skill and luck.

gobbling

noun

The act of eating quickly and noisily.

grumbling

noun

Persistent, low-level complaining.

humbling

adjective

Making someone realize their own limitations; causing a loss of pride.

mumbling

noun

An instance of speaking quietly or unclearly.

nibbling

noun

The act of taking small, quick bites, or the sound this makes.

rambling

adj

Wandering from one subject to another without a clear direction, especially in speech or writing.

resembling

noun

The act or quality of being similar to something else; used chiefly as the present participle of "resemble."