blood

n.

1) to draw, let blood

2) to lose; shed, spill blood

3) to staunch the flow of blood

4) to donate; type blood

5) blue; pure; royal blood

6) whole blood

7) hot ('fiery') blood

8) blood cakes; circulates, flows, runs; clots, coagulates congeals, curdles; spurts (blood spurted from the wound)

9) (fig.) blood boils; freezes; runs cold 10 (fig.) blood tells

11) by blood (related by blood)

12) of blood (of royal blood)

13) (misc.) to run in the blood ('to be hereditary'); in cold blood ('without feeling'); to draw first blood ('to score the first success'); fresh/new blood ('new personnel'); old blood ('old personnel'); (colloq.) tired blood ('rundown condition of the body')

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circulates

clots

coagulates. congeals

curdles

flows

freezes

let blood

pure

royal blood

runs

runs cold

shed

spill blood

type blood

fresh/ new blood ('new personnel')

old blood ('old personnel')

(colloq.) tired blood ('rundown condition of the body')

to draw first blood ('to score the first success')

in cold blood ('without feeling')

spurts (blood spurted from the wound)

(fig.) blood boils

(fig.) blood tells

blue

hot ('fiery') blood

to donate

to draw

to lose

to staunch the flow of blood

whole blood

blood cakes

(misc.) to run in the blood ('to be hereditary ')

of blood (of royal blood)

by blood (related by blood)