| blind people | 1.18 | It can blind people. | ||
| blind driver | 0.86 | In the panhandle, fog froze and blinded drivers. | ||
| blind light | 0.66 | We saw a sudden flash of blinding light. | ||
| blind speed | 0.53 | Blinding boat speed. | ||
| blind eye | 0.46 | In theory, the flash could blind human eyes. | ||
| blind snow | 0.46 | ...blinding snow, driving sleet and wind. | ||
| blind pilot | 0.33 | Unexpected fogs can blind aircraft pilots, fatally diverting them into peaks. | ||
| blind smoke | 0.33 | But they were driven back by blinding smoke. | ||
| blind victim | 0.33 | Many victims were blinded by glass shards from windows shattered by the blast. | ||
| blind weapon | 0.33 | It produced one result of note, a ban on blinding laser weapons. | ||
| blind flash | 0.26 | He also recalled blinding flashes, presumably from cameras, from in front of the speeding Mercedes. | ||
| blind force | 0.26 | Senior officials rejected an experimental laser gun that temporarily blinds hostile forces. | ||
| blind meteorologist | 0.26 | Each night from mid-August through October, meteorologists are blinded when, for two hours, the two satellites that serve North America lose power. | ||
| blind white | 0.26 | From your car, you look out on a vast sea of blinding white. |