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blind man's buff
(redirected from Blind man's bluff)

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blind man's buff
n
(Group Games / Games, other than specified) a game in which a blindfolded person tries to catch and identify the other players
[buff, perhaps from Old French buffe a blow; see buffet2]
Translations
blind man's buff nmoscacieca
blind man's buff nmoscacieca


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Students were charged with bringing entertainments both physical and mental; a catapult with stuffed animals was set up on the sidewalk, a piata of the king (that bore a striking resemblance to Welch) was tied up near the front office and a badminton net was strung up near the school marquee, where students played blind man's bluff or spent time in the stocks.
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