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Meanings of bloodhound in English
Russian
bristol bloodhound Portuguese
bristol bloodhound 
1950S surface-to-air missile system by Bristol.
Related terms
Portuguese
cão de santo humberto Catalan
gos coniller A breed of large powerful hound of European origin having very acute smell and used in tracking.
Usage of bloodhound in English
1
All the malevolence of the human bloodhound seemed concentrated in his look.
2
One was the wolf-dog of the country, the other a Spanish bloodhound.
3
But you in your position must have regarded me as a bloodhound.
4
A forthright Dutchman might say its owner had bloodhound in his lineage.
5
He had come down the centuries like a bloodhound on a trail.
6
He was a bloodhound, fastening his victims with the jaws of death.
7
I stepped closer, and the bloodhound growled and showed his fangs again.
8
She's a bloodhound. Motherhood teaches Kelly to be selfless, forgiving and measured.
9
Go get your vacuum cleaner and suck the ticks off a bloodhound.
10
I tromped into the underbrush like a bloodhound scenting an invisible trail.
11
Whether Newfoundland, mastiff, bloodhound, or what not, it was impossible to say.
12
That I knew he was sending a bloodhound when he sent you?
13
He had a nose like a bloodhound for different types of magick.
14
I'll never lose sight of him; I'll dog him like a bloodhound!'
15
The trainer took two black Labs, the other guy got a bloodhound.
16
But the bloodhound came out in Jan in other ways besides his appearance.
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