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Bleed

speaker

Meaning

Verb

To
blood through an
blood vessel.
To let or
from.
To take large
of money from.
To
(something vital).
To
from the
and
the
or paper.
To
from a
other fluids.
To
off
(usually
) from a system that
for another purpose.
To
on; to make bloody.
To show
group
by
(its associated
) in
blood.
To
,
, or juice.
To
forth, or
, like blood from an incision.
In Phonology:
To
the environment where another
would have applied.
In Advertising & Publishing:
To (cause to)
to the
of the
, without
any margin.
In Finance:
To
money.

Noun

An
of
,
haemophilia.
In Aviation:
A system for
,
from a
for
such as
and
anti-icing.
In Printing:
A
around a
, to be
but
afterwards (added to
, especially with
that should
the
of the
sheet).
The
where
is
by a
from a
that which is intended.
The
of
from a
other fluids.
In Role-playing games:
The
of in-character
a player's
or
the game.
Sourced from
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Origin

bleed
English
arrow
bledan
Old English (ca. 450-1100)
Sourced from
Etym

Antonyms

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