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Bloody

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Adjective

stained or covered with blood
a bloody handkerchief.
bleeding
a bloody nose.
characterized by bloodshed
bloody battle; a bloody rule.
inclined to bloodshed; bloodthirsty
a bloody dictator.
of, pertaining to, or resembling blood; containing or composed of blood
bloody tissue.
Slang . (used as an intensifier)
a bloody shame; a bloody nuisance.

Verb (used with object)

to stain or smear with blood.
to cause to bleed, as by a blow or accident
to bloody someone's nose.

Adverb

Slang . (used as an intensifier)
bloody awful; bloody wonderful.

Synonyms

adjective
blood-soaked , blood-spattered , bloodstained , crimson , ensanguined , gaping , gory , grisly , hematic , hemic , imbrued , open , raw , sanguinary , sanguine , unstaunched , unstopped , wounded , bloodthirsty , cruel , cutthroat , decimating , ferocious , fierce , grim , heavy , homicidal , murderous , savage , slaughterous , sanguineous , bloody-minded , accursed , blasted , blessed , confounded , cursed , damn , darn , execrable , infernal , bleeding , blood-stained , damned , exsanguined
verb
bloodstain , ensanguine , imbrue

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