Partially or totally blind; unable to see; sightless; (of the eyesight) failed; dimmed. regional in later use.

Not seeing clearly, having the eyesight dulled and indistinct.

In the following the sense is perhaps: Purblind.

Of a person's eyes: having the vision obscured; dim-sighted. Obsolete.

Obscured by or hidden in mist; (figurative) dulled, blurred.

Rendered obscure, dark, or unclear; = obfuscated, adj.

= purblind, adj.

Half-blind, dim-sighted, purblind. Also figurative.

Having dim sight (literal and figurative).

Looking with twinkling or half-open eyelids; winking; weak-eyed.

Rendered dim.

Having weak sight; also figurative.

Of the eyes: weak; esp. failing due to old age.

Sand-blind.

having obscure vision, dim-sighted.

Of a person: unable or unwilling to see clearly or read accurately. Cf. right-eyed, adj. 1. Obsolete.

Having very limited vision, extremely short-sighted (literal and figurative). Also: having very small or contracted eyes, resembling those of a mole.

Somewhat blind.

having very limited vision (literal and figurative).

Sand-blind. Obsolete.

Of vision or eyesight: dim, blurred, indistinct; hazy.

Affected with or of the nature of scotoma (scotoma, n. 1).

extremely short-sighted (chiefly figurative).

Of the eyes or sight (cf. Latin oculi natantes, lumina natantia).

Changing in intensity, now strong, now faint; flickering, fitful, intermittent; tremulous, unsteady; tending to fade or become dim.

Of the eyes: of a dull or clouded appearance. Also of vision or eyesight: dim or blurry; unfocused, cloudy.

of, relating to, or of the nature of (a) scotoma (sense 2).

That clouds; that is becoming clouded or dim.

Having one or both eyes of an excessively light colour, so that the iris is hardly distinguishable from… Used for: Dim-sighted, purblind.