to play a blinder
1play a blinder — British, informal to perform with a lot of skill, especially when you are playing sport. He s played a blinder in every game so far this season …
2blinder — UK [ˈblaɪndə(r)] / US [ˈblaɪndər] noun [singular] British informal a very impressive performance. To play a blinder is to play very well in a game …
3blinder — n British an impressive or exciting action, thing or person. The word, which is often used for a sporting feat, commonly in the phrase to play a blinder , implies some thing visually stunning …
4blinder — 1. Person or thing very much approved of. 2. play a blinder Perform exceptionally well (usu. in a game) …
5blinder — n. colloq. 1 an excellent piece of play in a game. 2 (in pl.) US blinkers …
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