blindspot

The part of your mind that doesn't know to know what you don't know.

My dad has a blindspot for social grace.

The answer must be in my blindspot.

by blindspot February 17, 2005

blindspot

An Anoying term used by numerous driving instructors at Mountain Driving School including Roy. Can be used with a quick knucle tap on the window (twice)

Approaching an intersection......
Roy:
Ok what do you do, I'm not going to say anything.
Student:

Look...
Roy:

Thats right, look look blindspot (knock, knock)
Student: Stfu Roy

by Hamilton55698 May 26, 2009

blindspot

a moment when you have no or limited information about the current state of the person you keep stalking

I dont know where is he and what he is doing. I feel panic everytime he make a blindspot.

Blindspot is when I see him online on whatsapp but didn't text me!

by onewoundedheart November 12, 2015

blindspott

A newzealand band, kiks ass. Gess wat biachs theyre even betta than justin !!!!!!!

Dude dont pull a blindspott, ur not worthy enuf.

Yo mum.

Metallica rocks.

by Jerky Beef March 6, 2004

Blindspotting

Using someone's ignorance, or misinformation, in order to manipulate for selfish gain.

"I took in my cousin for almost two months, thinking he actually got sober for once, but he was just blindspotting me."

by Shepherd4u June 21, 2018

blindspot

1) A point in your car, usually part of your vehicle chassis, that blocks sight when you are trying to get your surroundings.

2) When a large behemoth vehicle, usually a minivan, SUV, or pickup truck with a rear cabin, is parked next to you, making it hard, if at all possible, to see any oncoming traffic. They may also be the large vehicle on the left or right when you are at an intersection attempting to make a turn.

1) You should configure your rearview mirrors to eliminate as much blindspot as possible.

2) I couldn't see the oncoming traffic because some moron parked his Expedition right near the intersection.

by The Sub March 1, 2005

Morningside blindshot

A form of blindshot involving two attackers working in concert against a single unsuspecting opponent. The first attacker will point behind the victim and loudly exclaim "look out behind you!". The victim will generally ignore this as an obvious attempt to gain an advantage via deception, at which point the second attacker hits the victim from behind. This term comes from the New Zealand animated series Bro' town

Vale: "Look out behind you!"
Victim: "Ha ha, foolish child, I'm not falling for such a ...."
*CLANG!*
Valea: "Yeah, Morningside blindshot!"

by dikkietee October 9, 2008