noun
Definition: A position in rugby union, typically referred to as the blindside flanker, which is usually numbered as 6. It can also refer to the area on the field that is closer to the touchline compared to the other side.
Example: The player took up the blindside position to support the scrum.
verb
Definition: To surprise someone in a way that they did not expect, often causing them to be unprepared for the situation.
Example: The sudden change in plans really blindsided me.