hoodman-blind

hoodman-blind [hoo d-muh n-blahynd] ExamplesWord Origin noun Archaic.

1. blindman’s buff.

Origin of hoodman-blind First recorded in 1555–65 Examples from the Web for hoodman-blind Historical Examples of hoodman-blind

The English name, “Hoodman-blind,” is derived from the manner of blindfolding formerly in use.

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British Dictionary definitions for hoodman-blind hoodman-blind noun

1. British archaic blind man’s buff