| bloodstream |
the blood flowing within the circulatory system of a living organism. |
| bloodsucker |
an animal that sucks blood from others, esp. a leech; parasite. [2 definitions] |
| blood sugar |
glucose in the blood or the concentration of glucose in the blood. |
| blood test |
any test of the blood, as to determine type, red or white blood count, or the presence of antibodies or bacteria. |
| blood thinner |
a drug that inhibits blood clotting. |
| blood-thinning |
of or pertaining to a drug that inhibits blood clotting. |
| bloodthirsty |
eager to cause or attracted to acts of bloodshed; cruel. |
| blood type |
see "blood group." |
| blood typing |
the classification of blood samples according to blood group, esp. to determine compatibility of donors with recipients of transfusions or transplants. |
| blood vessel |
any of the arteries, veins, or capillaries through which the blood circulates. |
| blood work |
the medical analysis of blood as carried out by medical professionals; blood testing. [2 definitions] |
| bloody |
covered with or exuding blood. [4 definitions] |
| bloody Mary |
(often cap.) a mixed drink made mostly of vodka and tomato juice. |
| bloody-minded |
tending to be cruel, violent, or disruptive. |
| Bloody Sunday |
March 7, 1965, the day on which American civil rights activists, led by John Lewis and others, marched onto the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama and were beaten and tear-gassed by waiting police officers and deputies on the other side. |
| bloom |
a flower; blossom. [8 definitions] |
| bloomer1 |
an outfit formerly worn by girls and women consisting of billowy trousers, gathered at the ankle and worn under a skirt and often with a jacket and wide-brimmed hat. [3 definitions] |
| bloomer2 |
a blooming plant. [2 definitions] |
| blooming |
in flower; blossoming. [3 definitions] |
| bloop |
(informal) in baseball, to hit (the ball) in a low arc that carries just beyond the infield, usu. for a hit. [2 definitions] |
| blooper |
(informal) in baseball, a hit ball that flies in a low arc just beyond the infield, usu. for a hit. [2 definitions] |