Bloody hunting
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1907 · p. 67
Hunting for blood; as, "bloody Blood'y-minded, a. Cruel; inclined to bloodshed; of sanguinary disposition. "I have not the power to bring it out, for fear of this bloody minded colonel." - Dryden . Blood'y-red, a . Crimson-colored; of the color of blood. Blood'y Run, in Pennsylvania , a post-village of Bedford co., on a branch of the Juniata River, 8 m. E. of Bedford. blood. Blood'-red, a. Red as blood. - Blood - red heat is the term applied to that degree of heat which is only ne- ce ary to reduce the protuberances on coarse iron by Blood/y-sceptred, a . Wielding a sceptre gained by the hammer, in order to prepare it for the file, the iron being previously brought to its shape. This heat is also used in punching small pieces of iron. Blood'root, n. ( Bot .) See SANGUINARIA. pendulous, and broad at the base: the aspect is serene Blood-relation, n. One related by blood or descent. and sagacious; the tail long, with an upward curve slaughter. "Abhorred bloodshed, and tumultuous strife." - Spenser.
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