1
The blindfolded one points his cane in any direction.
2
If the blindfolded one succeeds in guessing whom he questioned, he exchanges places with him.
3
The players dance around the blindfolded one until he touches a player with his wand.
4
The "hoodiecraw's nest" is the space between the blindfolded one's feet and the wall.
5
The blindfolded one touches one of the players with his hand and tries to guess his identity.
6
At any rate I was blindfolded one night, placed in a wagon, and we drove off into the mountains.
7
The blindfolded one says:
8
He had not allowed her much room in that world, and her view of him had always been a partially blindfolded one.
9
The players are blindfolded one at a time, given a pair of scissors, and requested to "cut off a cherry."
10
The ones so numbered run, and the blindfolded one tries to catch one of them, or they may run one at a time.
11
The blindfolded one says, "Grunt like a pig," and the one holding the cane must grunt, disguising her voice if possible.
12
In one form of "Blind Man's Buff," the blindfolded one must guess the name of the one he catches before he can remove the handkerchief.