blind-site

present singular third person blind-sites · participle present blind-siting · participle past blind-sited · past blind-sited

1. Eggcorn of blindside.

   Fox was blind sited and brought to the ground.

   2007, SyxxFox, StarFox The Echo Halo: Run Alive Through the Light

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   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

   We believe all of this was intended to tie together the sacrificial Lamb with the great King Messiah, a connection which the Jews had never made, and which blind-sited then, as we will explain later in this writing.

   2014, Robert Smith, Christ in the Revelation, page 193

   […] worried another poor sucker is goin' to get blind sited.

   2017, Lawson, Veronica, Cradle of the water babies, page 149