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Meanings of curdle the blood in English
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Usage of curdle the blood in English
1
His lemon-like aspect must curdle the blood of all his patients.
2
Given as it might be given, it would curdle the blood in your veins.
3
Blackie cursed Cockney in a way to curdle the blood.
4
They were tales to curdle the blood round winter fires.
5
O, I could tell you things about this convent that would curdle the blood in your veins.
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It was enough to curdle the blood of the stoutest hearted, and freeze with horror the bravest warrior.
7
Stephen gave him the look with which he was accustomed to curdle the blood of persons who gave evidence before Commissions.
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It was a sight to curdle the blood about one's heart, this duel between husband and wife, with double-edged blades, wreathed with flowers.
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Then I saw everything, and the sight curdled the blood within my veins.
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The sound curdled the blood in my veins-itwas the laugh of a mad-woman!
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The name Apache curdled the blood of any woman of the Southwest in those days.
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His motives are, however, more ambiguous, clearly aiming to tickle the fancy while curdling the blood.
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It rose and swelled, overpowering the sound of the instruments, stealing the judgment, palsying the heart, curdling the blood.
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Isabella pressed her hand upon her bosom, still smiling, but with a ghastliness that curdled the blood of Frances.
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Suddenly, without a moment's warning, they fell apart, with a yell from the boy which curdled the blood in our veins.
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Suddenly a rustling sound from the lake met his ears, and he saw a sight which curdled the blood in his veins.