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blind-site

blind-site verb: eggcorn of blindside.

Verb

blind-site (third-person singular simple present blind-sites, present participle blind-siting, simple past and past participle blind-sited)

  1. Eggcorn of blindside.
    • It is common practice for the shooter to wait in a hide or blind sited on the flight path of the birds.1979, Cuddon, The International Dictionary of Sports and Games, page 717
    • Thoughtfulness [...] is our caring and concern for others. Thoughtfulness is not blind-sited. It is doing something to be of help to another.2004, Rybar, Joanne, I lost my breast and found my soul, page 66

Forms of blind-site

third-person singular presentblind-sites
present participleblind-siting
past participleblind-sited
pastblind-sited

Questions about blind-site

What does blind-site mean?
Blind-site means eggcorn of blindside.
What part of speech is blind-site?
Blind-site is a verb.
What is the past tense of blind-site?
The past tense of blind-site is blind-sited.

Words near blind-site in the dictionary

  1. blind-copying
  2. blind-flies
  3. blind-fly
  4. blind-side
  5. blind-sides
  6. blind-site
  7. blind-sited
  8. blindability
  9. blindable
  10. blindage
  11. blindages

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