The word "blindfolds" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to items, usually a piece of cloth, used to cover someone's eyes, so that they cannot see. For example, "The magician used blindfolds to ensure his audience didn't figure out his trick."
Sex expert Annabelle Knight talked Phillip Schofield and co-host Christine Bleakley through a selection of toys including blindfolds, a feather "tickler" and a vibrating "body wand".
The artist agreed it was "a little beaky" and rushed off to change it.Related items Al-Qaeda's global jihad: How to win the war within IslamJul 17th 2008Guantánamo Bay became a symbol of legal abuse, maltreatment and torture from the moment the first orange-clad inmates stumbled in with their shackles, blindfolds and earmuffs in early 2002.
That failed to lay the matter to rest.To those who have suffered far worse than blindfolds and threats yet kept quiet about their experiences afterwards, the interviews were grotesque.
"The Sleepwalkers" is a tour de force of forensic historical analysis that delves deeply into the (innumerable) primary sources to construct a picture of almost overwhelming complexity in which lack of reliable information, misconceptions and corrosive distrust forced key actors into playing a kind of multidimensional chess while wearing blindfolds.
Tearfully saying goodbye and telling him to go play, she sits him by the door, places in his hands an American flag and a toy, and blindfolds him.
Footage of terrified men in blindfolds being escorted to the rooftops of high-rise buildings and then being thrown to their death has become commonplace.
Oh yes and then we get a little glimpse inside the Red Room of Pain, a few blindfolds, a bit of duct tape and a (admittedly rather sedate) hint at danger as the wounded rich kid warns gruffly: "You should steer clear of me, I'm not the man for you".
"Not only have we sold out of handcuffs, jiggle balls and blindfolds, but it's opened up a lot of new doors on a business level".
But while her character features in the book's raunchiest moments, blindfolds, whips, chains and all, it is a gentler, subtler scene that Johnson likes most.
They reportedly sang hymns and "Amazing Grace" in the moments before they were killed and refused to wear blindfolds as they faced the firing squad shortly after 12.30am local time.
Former Celtic striker Chris Sutton this week said his old side could dispatch their rivals "with blindfolds on".
