Meanings of blooded man in English

There isn't a colder blooded man in the state than Willie Jones.

Feeling himself attacked, Arthur then did what any warm- blooded man would do.

It was a cold- blooded suggestion, but Donnegan was a cold- blooded man.

But then Aylmer was a cold- blooded man,-morelike a fish than a man.

I'm the product of over-sudden civilisation, like a thin- blooded man plunging into cold water.

The most snail- blooded man that exists, is not so selfish as he pretends to be.

He was a cold- blooded man, although his obstinacy seemed sometimes to point to a fiery fanaticism.

I wondered what could be the relations between these two, the frankly voluptuous woman and the calculating full- blooded man.

He was a full- blooded man, slightly obese, with a villainous pair of eyes that blinked in the sudden lamp-light.

He was a cold- blooded man, with a brain which seemed to have grown at the expense of his heart.

He's an ambitious, cold- blooded man.

He was a colder- blooded man than the major, less nervy, and he had been on missions of a similar sort before.

Stuart Whitney was a typical promoter, a large, full- blooded man, with a face red and inclined to be puffy from the congested veins.

His son-in-law, Lord Everingham, who was a Whig, and a clearheaded, cold- blooded man, looked upon the New Poor Law as another Magna Charta.

However, this deliberate, cold- blooded man had found his son's hasty temper of service, and in emergency did not hesitate to fan its slumbering fires.

There was a challenge and defiance dancing in those dark devil-may-care eyes of hers which might have roused a more cold- blooded man than her companion.