snow-blind
temporarily unable to see or having impaired vision because of the intense reflection of sunlight from snow
Derived forms of snow-blind
- snow blindness, noun
Words Nearby snow-blind
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How to use snow-blind in a sentence
He was so snow blind that he dropped behind, following his comrades by hearing instead of by sight.
South from Hudson Bay | E. C. [Ethel Claire] BrillBluff felt a little alarmed, and hoped that he might not go snow-blind just when they were drawing near the quarry.
The Outdoor Chums in the Big Woods | Quincy AllenGoing back to his snow-blind, he packed his blanket and camp kit swiftly and strapped them to his shoulders.
Ben Blair | Will Lillibridge“Reminds me of the time Blister went snow blind,” Harshaw said.
The Fighting Edge | William MacLeod RaineFurthermore, I discovered that I was rapidly becoming snow blind.
A Night in the Snow | Rev. E. Donald Carr
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