bloodmobile

[bluhd-muh-beel]

noun

1. a small truck with medical equipment for receiving blood donations.

bloodmobile

/ ˈblʌdməˌbiːl /

noun

1. a motor vehicle equipped for collecting blood from donors

Word History and Origins

Origin of bloodmobile¹

First recorded in 1945–50; blood + -mobile

Example Sentences

It had to pull its bloodmobiles off the streets, and stopped holding blood drives at high schools, colleges and businesses.

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His expertise and development of safely storing blood and the establishment of bloodmobiles has been credited with saving thousands of Allied lives during World War II.

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I have been donating blood on a regular basis for the last several years at a local bloodmobile.

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This is the second bloodmobile the Community Blood Bank has donated to the organization.

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When asked about reactions to the UK tombstone outside his business on Main Street, Chapman recalled a UK bloodmobile’s annual visit to Jackson.

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