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snow-blind 
adj. affected by snow-blindness.
See also: snow-blindness ice-blind ((adj.))
- 1748 They frequently become Snow-blind, in the Spring of the Year, at which time I have been informed, a Film grows over the Pupil of the Eye, which I was likewise told these People are so ingenious as to cut away with the Sharp Point of a Gun-Flint.
- 1896 Every man in the party but myself was more or less severely snow-blind. . . .
- 1962 Hunt was snow-blind and both men collapsed with chest pains, headaches and fatigue.
- 1748 They frequently become Snow-blind, in the Spring of the Year, at which time I have been informed, a Film grows over the Pupil of the Eye, which I was likewise told these People are so ingenious as to cut away with the Sharp Point of a Gun-Flint.