2. (common.)—pl. Spectacles. For synonyms, see Barnacles.

1732. M. Green, Grotto, 10. Bigots who but one way see through

blinkers of authority. [M.]

1803. Bristed, Pedest. Tour, I., 38. A little fellow, with blinkers

over his eyes. [M.]

1851. Thackeray, Eng. Hum., IV. (1858), 205. Who only dare to look

up at life through blinkers. [M.]

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