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Definition of blood
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of blood is as below...
Blood (n.) The
shedding
of
blood;
the
taking
of life,
murder;
manslaughter;
destruction..
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Plethora
::
Plethora
(n.)
Overfullness;
especially,
excessive
fullness
of the blood
vessels;
repletion;
that state of the blood
vessels
or of the
system
when the blood
exceeds
a
healthy
standard
in
quantity;
hyperaemia;
--
opposed
to
anaemia..
Ambulacrum
::
Ambulacrum
(n.) One of the
radical
zones of
echinoderms,
along which run the
principal
nerves,
blood
vessels,
and water
tubes.
These zones
usually
bear rows of
locomotive
suckers
or
tentacles,
which
protrude
from
regular
pores.
In star
fishes
they
occupy
the
grooves
along the under side of the
rays..
Grume
::
Grume (n.) A
thick,
viscid
fluid;
a clot, as of
blood..
Hemadynamics
::
Hemadynamics
(n.) The
principles
of
dynamics
in their
application
to the
blood;
that part of
science
which
treats
of the
motion
of the
blood.
Urohaematin
::
Urohaematin
(n.)
Urinary
haematin;
--
applied
to the
normal
coloring
matter
of the
urine,
on the
supposition
that it is
formed
either
directly
or
indirectly
(through
bilirubin)
from the
haematin
of the
blood.
See
Urochrome,
and
Urobilin..
Blood
::
Blood (n.) A man of fire or
spirit;
a fiery
spark;
a gay, showy man; a
rake..
Kindred
::
Kindred
(n.)
Relatives
by blood or
marriage,
more
properly
the
former;
relations;
persons
related
to each
other..
Spit
::
Spissitude
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
spissated;
as, the
spissitude
of
coagulated
blood,
or of any
coagulum..
Ligature
::
Ligature
(n.) A
thread
or
string
for tying the blood
vessels,
particularly
the
arteries,
to
prevent
hemorrhage..
Sanguifluous
::
Sanguifluous
(a.)
Flowing
or
running
with
blood.
Heart
::
Heart (n.) A
hollow,
muscular
organ,
which,
by
contracting
rhythmically,
keeps up the
circulation
of the
blood..
Blood
::
Blood (v. t.) To heat the blood of; to
exasperate.
Bloodwort
::
Bloodwort
(n.) A
plant,
Rumex
sanguineus,
or
bloody-veined
dock. The name is
applied
also to
bloodroot
(Sanguinaria
Canadensis),
and to an
extensive
order of
plants
(Haemodoraceae),
the roots of many
species
of which
contain
a red
coloring
matter
useful
in
dyeing..
Astringent
::
Astringent
(n.) A
medicine
or other
substance
that
produces
contraction
in the soft
organic
textures,
and
checks
discharges
of
blood,
mucus,
etc..
Spanaemia
::
Spanaemia
(n.) A
condition
of
impoverishment
of the
blood;
a
morbid
state in which the red
corpuscles,
or other
important
elements
of the
blood,
are
deficient..
Vasoconstrictor
::
Vasoconstrictor
(n.) A
substance
which
causes
constriction
of the blood
vessels.
Such
substances
are used in
medicine
to raise blood
pressure.
Cholaemaa
::
Cholaemaa
(n.) A
disease
characterized
by
severe
nervous
symptoms,
dependent
upon the
presence
of the
constituents
of the bile in the
blood..
Half Blood
::
Half blood (n.) A
person
so
related
to
another.
Extravasate
::
Extravasate
(v. t.) To force or let out of the
proper
vessels
or
arteries,
as
blood..
Hemadromometry
::
Hemadromometry
(n.) The act of
measuring
the
velocity
with which the blood
circulates
in the
arteries;
haemotachometry.
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