Examples of 'blind or something' in a sentence
Meaning of "blind or something"
Blind or something: Used to express uncertainty or doubt about a particular situation, often implying a lack of clarity or understanding
How to use "blind or something" in a sentence
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blind or something
And volunteer for the blind or something.
You must be blind or something to say such a thing.
I think the guy was drunk or blind or something.
You must be blind or something.
Maybe I should stop thnking so much about myself and volunteer for the blind or something.
She must've been blind or something.
Maybe I should stop thinking so much about myself … - and volunteer for the blind or something.
That lady must be blind or something.
The owner did not recognize me . She must have been blind or something.
Maybe he wants her blind or something.
You know, you can see if someone 's got a leg missing or are blind or something.
Do you think I am blind or something.
Why, you think I am deaf … do you? … and dumb and blind or something.
It 's like he was blind or something.
They carry on like I was going blind or something.
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Oh dear, I must be blind or something.
I am trying, but I feel like I am blind or something.
