to blood

To lose blood from the body because of an injury or illness

To lose a large amount of blood from a broken blood vessel

To lose blood or cause bleeding during violent fighting

To become healthy again after an injury, illness, or emotional pain

Make blood loss end or prevent more harm in a difficult situation

Calmly and without pity when doing something violent

Being responsible for someone dying or being seriously hurt because of your actions

To cause someone to feel very angry

Feel sudden, strong fear or shock

To see someone's weakness and act quickly to get an advantage

More expensive than I can afford or want to pay

Being responsible for another person's harm or death

A strong wish to get revenge and act on it

To become very angry or upset in a way people notice

To make someone feel strong excitement or deep emotion

To take blood for testing or to cause harm in an argument

To lose blood or cause bleeding during violent fighting

The push of blood against the walls of your blood vessels when it moves

A check of blood taken to see how healthy someone is

A group of human blood that has the same markers on red blood cells

The amount of sugar in the blood that shows how healthy you are

A tube in the body that carries blood, like an artery or vein

A cell in the blood that carries oxygen or fights infection

A condition in which blood pushes too hard against vessel walls and increases health risks

A thick mass of blood that forms when it becomes solid and can block a blood vessel

A feeling of anger or dislike between people that often leads to hostility

A medical treatment in which doctors put blood into a person's vein to replace lost blood or help them recover

A cell in the blood that helps the body fight infections

A place that collects, keeps, and gives blood to patients

A small round cell in the blood that carries oxygen to body tissues

A deep red like the color of blood

A man not related by birth who promises loyalty and closeness for life, often after a ceremony

A medical test that measures red and white blood cells and platelets in a blood sample

A person in your family by birth, not by marriage or adoption

The amount of sugar in your blood

A long violent conflict between families or groups who kill for revenge

A person who comes from a rich or royal family

Blood taken from the cord that joins a baby to its mother after birth for medical use

Money paid to a dead person's family as compensation for a killing

A dark sausage made from cooked animal blood, fat, and other ingredients

A health problem that affects the blood, like anemia or leukemia

A condition that affects the blood or its cells

A person who gives blood to help people in hospitals

A sport where people kill or hurt animals for entertainment

A barrier of blood vessels and cells that stops harmful substances in the blood from entering the brain

Very violent scenes with much blood and injured bodies, or very strong bravery and determination

A person who comes from the same family as you by birth, not by marriage

Continuous movement of blood through the body that carries oxygen and food to cells

Blood in arteries that carries oxygen to the body

A serious illness when germs get into the blood and make you very ill

A process in which blood becomes a thick mass to stop bleeding

A set of blood types people inherit from their parents that shows which blood they can receive

The moon looks red during a total eclipse when it passes into Earth's shadow because Earth's air filters sunlight

The pale yellow liquid part of blood that holds blood cells and carries proteins and nutrients

A dark sausage made from pig's blood, fat, and oatmeal that people cook and eat

A person or animal whose parents both come from the same group

A person whose parents or grandparents come from two different racial groups

Blood taken from the body that still has all its cells and clotting parts

Money paid to a person to kill someone

A liquid that carries oxygen in the body for a short time instead of human blood

Blood and tissue that comes out of the vagina during a period

People who bring energy and new ideas to a group

A medical test that measures the numbers of different types of blood cells and other parts of the blood

Money offered to people who give information to catch a killer

Small pieces of cells in the blood that help stop bleeding by forming clots

A clear yellow liquid left after blood forms a clot that doctors use for medical tests

A small worm that lives in people's blood and causes schistosomiasis

Showing very violent fighting and a lot of blood

Full of blood, like a blister or sac

A test that measures oxygen, carbon dioxide, and acid level of blood from an artery to check lung function

A raised spot on the skin filled with blood from rubbing or hitting

A test to find which blood group a person has before receiving blood

Blood changes from liquid into a thick mass that forms a clot

A powder made from dried animal blood used to help plants grow or feed animals

A disease in which the body makes too many white blood cells

A person or animal whose parents are both from the same pure group

Blood with red blood cells that do not have the Rh factor

Blood in the veins that carries less oxygen and more carbon dioxide

A jelly made with blood that labs use to grow bacteria so scientists can see and identify them

A bushy tropical houseplant with pale pink or white flowers and clusters of red berries

A swelling on a horse's hock caused by enlarged veins

A very close friendship where people promise to be like family, sometimes by mixing blood

A shellfish with red blood that lives in muddy seashores and is eaten in parts of Asia

A small cell in blood that carries oxygen, fights infection, or helps stop bleeding

A small bright red mushroom with a cup-shaped body that grows in woods

A small pocket filled with blood that forms after bleeding inside the body

An abnormal change in the blood that affects how it works

Leakage of blood from a blood vessel into nearby skin or tissue, often causing a bruise

A tropical plant with bright orange-red flowers that often grows as a weed

The normal temperature of the human body, about 37°C or 98.6°F