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Meanings of bloods in English
Usage of bloods in English
1
They were indeed preparing for war, a vicious and bloods earthbound war.
2
Just the young bloods.' The sergeant's face clouded, but he said nothing.
3
The little man extended his invitation to a party of the bloods.
4
Percy, children of the Big Three have powers greater than other half-bloods.
5
Her bloods and history marked her as a person ripe for dissent.
6
Poisoned, as the other half-bloods supposed, by some enemy among the blacks.
7
None of the tumor markers were expressed in any normal donor bloods.
8
He had often told her that these Indians were not pure bloods.
9
You know lots of sports and bloods hang out round that hotel.
10
Faith, but those cold-bloods make it a shame they're ever called hunters.
11
Fine, fiery lot of young bloods, I thought, achin' for a scrap.
12
The ideal of a great people- amixtureof all bloods, even German!
13
Other mixed-bloods are neither one thing nor the other, and go mad.
14
I've seen 'em in Hy' Park, with young bloods a-drivin' of 'em.
15
Yet the caste-mark was not apparent; the two bloods perfectly blent.
16
I suppose we have the thing in our bloods; we can't leave it.
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Bloods through the time
Bloods across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common