out of sight, out of mind; better to be ignorant than to know the upsetting truth; to get rid of something or get out of a situation quickly to minimise loss

Night-blindness

a blindfold game, where one person is blindfolded and will try to catch the others

(verb) to have night blindness; (slang) to describe someone who has failed to see or notice something, often used as a way of scolding others with a similar meaning to "are you blind or something?" / "look where you are going!"

rush headlong into disaster

a blind man (normally refers to an elderly blind man)

(noun) a blind person's cane; a guide cane; (of metaphor) a guide who gives directions; a guardian or a mentor who gives directions or advice on life

treasury tag

Dark glasses (referred to as 'Blind glasses' as typically used by the blind)

"blind-men" cookies, local delicacy of Foshan in Guangdong of China

Recklessness

blind girl

blind woman

(old custom) an arranged marriage

Arranged marriage

Blind year, a year without Lichun (start of spring, when the sun is exactly at the celestial longitude of 315°), considered an unlucky year for marriage

(adjective) to have bad eyesight; blurred; (of a situation or something) unclear; uncomprehending; vague (adverb) to describe how one is doing something blindly, without a proper understanding of it

blind chess

(noun) someone not sees things carelessly; someone cannot see

(adjective) blind; unseeing

(act like) a headless chicken

Barramundi (fish) (Lates calcarifer)

blind man's buff

nyctalopia; night blindness

(adjective) Purposeless

to do things blindly; to not look where one is going [colloquial]

illiterate [colloquial]

to defeat a more skilful or experienced person by sheer fluke [colloquial]

an idiot; an useless person [colloquial]

willful ignorance; out of sight, out of mind [colloquial]