miniblind

American

[min-ee-blahynd] / ˈmɪn iˌblaɪnd /

noun

a venetian blind with narrow slats.

Etymology

Origin of miniblind

mini- + blind

Example Sentences

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Next door, Rosa Pedraza peeked one eye through a miniblind when a Times reporter knocked on the door of Rosa’s Hair Salon, where she was seeing customers by appointment.

From Los Angeles Times

It has a nice-sized bumper around the edges, but if you turn it around, you’ll see a kickstand that resembles a rubberized section of a miniblind blade.

From Seattle Times

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