nosebleed
- noun
- /ˈnoʊzˌblid/
- Informal
- But that all changed with Citi Field and the indifference that led to out-pricing those from the nosebleed seats.
- nosebleed seats
- nosebleed section
- nosebleed level
I'm just saying the book you got the back, back Nosebleed seats to the left.
- I'm just saying the book you got the back, back Nosebleed seats to the left.
- He we lost him early in the game last Monday night, Monday night in Buffalo, somebody shot him from up in the nosebleeds.
Examples
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But we hiked up to the nosebleed section where the fans don't matter to find a foot of snow on our seats.
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What are you doing up here in the nosebleeds?
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I followed some kids into the nosebleed seats.
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However, you still kept ticket prices affordable with nosebleed seats so most families could still have a fun day at the park.
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And I'll take a local community theater production over $100 nosebleed seats any day.
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They were nosebleed seats; you needed a telescope to see the players.
Fiction book (1998) -
Have you ever been sitting in the nosebleeds and noticed a row of empty seats down on the floor?
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MAN, THESE ARE THE NOSEBLEED SEATS.
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Sitting everywhere from the nosebleeds to courtside and viewing the game in person often stirs distinct emotional experiences and memories according to seating arrangements.
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The concert was sold out, and the only tickets available were for the nosebleed seats at the back.
Antonyms
The first row of seats nearest the stage or screen that lets you see the action clearly
How High
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Nosebleed used for very high seats comes from the image of nose + bleed because the seats are so high you might 'get a nosebleed', so it means the top, far-away seats in a stadium with a poor view.