Blood

blud, n. The fluid in the arteries and veins; rela- tion by natural descent kindred lineage, — esp. honorable birth the shedding of blood murder; temper of mind; disposition; excited feeling; pa ion: a man of fire or spirit; juice of anything, esp. red. (Stock breeding.) Descent from parents of recognized breed, —in horses, descent from Arab stock. — To let blood from; to bleed; to stain with blood; to inure to blood, as a hound. [AS. and Sw. blod, D. bloed, Ic. blodh, Goth. Moth fr. AS. bloiuan, to bloom, flourish.] — Bleod'ed, a. Having pure, or nearly pure blood; of the best stock.— Blood'y, a. Stained with, or containing, blood; attended with bloodshed; murderous. —v. To stain with blood. — Blood'ily, adv. — Bloodine , n. State of being, etc.: bloodthirstine . Blood'le , a. Without blood; dead: without shedding blood; without spirit.— Blood'le ly, adv.— Blood'bought, a. Procured at the cost of blood- — shed. guilt'y, a. Guilty of murder. guilt'i- — ne , n. heat, n. Heat equal to the temperature of blood,— about 98° Fahr. —horse, n. A horse of Arab stock. —hot, a. As warm as blood. —hound, n. A ferocious variety of dog, of acute smell, em- — ployed to track men or animals. let'ter, n. One who lets blood, as in diseases a phlebotomist. — -let'ting, n. (Med.) Act of letting blood by opening — a vein; venesection. money, -mun'Y, n. Money paid to the next oi kin to one killed by another, or — to one instrumental in causing another's death. — -rela'tion, n. One connected by blood or descent. -root, n. A plant, named from the color of root; bloodwort. shed, n. The shedding of blood — — slaughter: waste of shed'der, n. shed'ding, n. The crime of, etc.— -shot, -shot'ten, a. Red and inflamed by a turgid state of the blood-ve els, as in diseases of the eye. spaVin. n. (Far.) A dilatation of the vein inside the hock of a horse, forming a soft swelling. —stone, n. (Mm.) A green silicious stone sprinkled with red jasper; hematite, a brown ore of iron. suck'er, n. An animal that — sucks blood; esp. the leech. thirst'y, a. Desirous to shed blood, murderous. —thirst'ine , n. — -ves's el, n. A ve el in which blood circulates; an artery or a vein. warm, a. Warm as blood; luke- — warm. wood. n. Logwood,— so called from color. — Blood'y flux. Dysentery. mind ad. a. Having a cruel, ferocious disposition. sweat. -swet, n. The sweating sickne , in which a discharge of_ blood accompanies a profuse perspiration,