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bloody Definition


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bloody
adj bloodier, bloodiest
    1. Stained or covered with blood.
      Example: a bloody nose
      Thesaurus: wounded, bleeding, bloodstained, unstanched, gaping, raw, grisly; Antonym: unhurt, uninjured.
    2. Involving or including much killing.
      Example: met in bloody combat
    3. rather coarse, slang
      Used as an intensifier expressing annoyance, etc but sometimes almost meaningless. Also as infix.
      Example: a bloody fool
      Example: missed the bloody bus again
      Example: im-bloody-possible
    4. Murderous or cruel.
      Thesaurus: savage, sanguinary, murderous, decimating, ferocious, fierce.
adverb
    rather coarse slang:
    1a. Used as an intensifier; expressing annoyance, etc but sometimes almost meaningless;
      Example: I wish you'd bloody listen
    1b. Used as an intensifier; extremely.
      Example: We're bloody angry about it
verb
    bloodies, bloodied, bloodying
    1. To stain or cover something with blood.
Derivative: bloodily
adverb
    Derivative: bloodiness
    noun
      Etymology: Anglo-Saxon as blodig.



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