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Meanings of menstrual blood in English
Catalan
fluix menstrual Flow of blood from the uterus; occurs at roughly monthly intervals during a woman's reproductive years.
Usage of menstrual blood in English
1
As she felt the slow course of dark menstrual blood down her thighs.
2
But everyone is too frightened and disturbed by the menstrual blood to enter.
3
Bottles might also contain special earth, sea water, nails or pins, menstrual blood, thorns.
4
The menstrual blood comes from the inside of the womb.
5
The menstrual blood of the mother during child-birth is efficacious as a charm for fertility.
6
Without rules, women will be rudderless in a mire of menstrual blood and conceptional gore.
7
The placenta (and also the child) was considered to be formed of menstrual blood.
8
As I peel off my dress I notice a stain of menstrual blood on the back.
9
With the help of her partner Rob, she began taking photographs of her menstrual blood in water.
10
Where does the menstrual blood come from?
11
Sue felt welling disgust as the first dark drops of menstrual blood struck the tile in dime-sized drops.
12
But other men's bodies are not formed from the purest blood but from the semen and the menstrual blood.
13
Yet I'd tended my own cuts and scrapes, and touched my own menstrual blood, and nothing had ever happened.
14
Artists are showing menstrual blood.
15
Adverts for female sanitary products show us innocuous blue liquid, nothing that threatens to make us think of menstrual blood.
16
It is menstrual blood.
This collocation consists of:
Menstrual blood across language varieties
United States of America
Common