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bloody
[bluhd-ee]
adjective
stained or covered with blood.
a bloody handkerchief.
Synonyms: gory, sanguinarybleeding.
a bloody nose.
Synonyms: gory, sanguinarycharacterized by bloodshed.
bloody battle; a bloody rule.
Synonyms: gory, sanguinaryinclined to bloodshed; bloodthirsty.
a bloody dictator.
of, relating 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.
bloody
/ ˈblʌdɪ /
adjective
covered or stained with blood
resembling or composed of blood
marked by much killing and bloodshed
a bloody war
cruel or murderous
a bloody tyrant
of a deep red colour; blood-red
adverb
slang, (intensifier)
a bloody fool
bloody fine food
verb
(tr) to stain with blood
Other Word Forms
- bloodily adverb
- bloodiness noun
- unbloodily adverb
- unbloodiness noun
- unbloody adjective
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
But the other side, led by House Speaker Mike Johnson, prefers screaming bloody murder that Democrats are angling to reverse laws to give undocumented immigrants government benefits.
The Gulf raids are the latest development in a bloody feud between the Lyons and the Daniel families which has raged for 25 years.
"They did every bloody thing they could to jeopardise our chances," he said.
Like “Kicks,” Tipping’s excellent 2016 feature debut about a kid who risks his neck for a pair of Nikes, “Him” is about the bloody quest for respect.
It’s also highly intelligent and fast, propelling itself via slick tentacles like a bloody octopus.
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