blindie

English

Etymology

From blind +‎ -ie.

Noun

blindie (plural blindies)

1. (slang, derogatory, offensive) A blind person.

   Coordinate term: deafie

   • 2012, Sam Antrim Kane, Why Can't They See Me?: My Sister Jan's Story, page 11:

     In first grade I learned how cruel kids could be. We were on the playground, and this boy, Andy, was laughing and calling Jan names: “Blindie” and “Ugly”.

   • 2016, Melissa Foster, Touched by Love:

     You and Sin? A blindie and a loudmouth who doesn't ever do anything right?