to deceive or dupe someone; to be clouded or blinded (e.g., by a lie or distraction)

(of the sky) beginning to get light; the first glimmer of light at daybreak

to deceive or dupe by lying; to trick others

To lose one's bearings; to be completely bewildered or dazed.

the time of day just before it gets completely dark; twilight

to deceive; to mislead

hazy or blurred vision

drowsy or half asleep, especially the appearance of the eyes when one is just about to fall asleep or wake up

(colloquial) to deceive people using tricks or lies; to bluff one's way through something by pretending to know what one does not know

describes eyes that are half-closed and heavy with sleep; dazed or drowsy

(literary) blind people; specifically, blind musicians in ancient times

blind and deaf; (literally) having eyes but not being able to see and being born deaf