sandblind
See also: sand-blind
English
Etymology
Middle English alteration (due to assoc. with sand) of samblind (“half-blind”), from Old English samblind (“half-blind”), from sām- (“half-”) + blind (“blind”) (English sam + blind).
Adjective
sandblind (comparative more sandblind, superlative most sandblind)
- half-blind, partially blind
- dim-sighted
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