0 the area behind and slightly to one side of you that you cannot see, for example when you are driving
Such evidence suggested that more water passes over the ocular than the blind side gills.
I am sure that the right words would have been "the blind side of the vehicle".
I hesitate to call him blind; but who can avoid the feeling that there is a blind side to the understanding of this robust, intelligent, and straightforward man?
When we look back over the past 100 years, there is something rather extraordinary in the way the motor car has crept along by the legislators' blind side.
A patrol had to take up duty near that hoarding and, because of that hoarding, there was a blind side that the patrol could not keep properly under surveillance.
No one should detract from their achievements and successes, but in politics as achievements are chalked up, other problems appear and develop on the blind side.
The eyed side of the fish is uniform brown, with a dark patch on the gill cover, and its blind side is white.
The opercle on the blind side has no cirri.
